Haruna,
comming from a small country myself, I know all about the feelings you
have, when you find out that your fantastic country is not well known. It
doesn´t matter if you just keep up your job in a way that your collegues
will respect you.We are many out here who look at the job done in Arusha
with great interest. If we get peace in Kosova there will also be something
to go for, some of the tyrants, maybe not Milosovich himself but the
murderes amongst the military officers, who ordered young soldiers to rape,
kill, turture, burn, destroy. Now we are told that they need time to clear
all evidences, they are dayly burning hundreds of killed male bodies in a
mine, so we can never get evidences against them. I feel so sorry and
helpless, when such things happen, and even the process, as the one in
which you are working, is maybe the only "answer" from the civilized human
society, I feel that it is not much of a "revence" or "comfort" for the
families who are suffering. But if the people all over could stand up
against the tyrants it could be a very little light for a better future for
all of us. And I know that we must try and find a way out, so we can still
come together and also live together.
Keep up the good work and best wishes for the results.
Asbjørn Nordam, Denmark
PS: Arusha is very well know in Denmark. We have a vonlunteer organisation
MS, which has been working in Tanzania many many years, and their training
center is in Arusha. I was in Tanzania those days in 1994, Mwanza and
Bukoba where places where it was difficult to get a room, because all the
international organisations has rented nearly every bed avaible
> Hello G-L,
>
> Sorry for not responding quickly on your inquiries about me. My name
> is Haruna Farage born and brought up in Basse.I was a civil servant
> working with the Ministry of Justice and a one time contributor to the
> Daily Observer and runs a column entitled Legal Briefing.
>
> Presently I am working with the United Nations International Criminal
> Tribunal for Rwanda as a Court Stenographer since September 1997 in
> Arusha,Tanzania.We are here dealing with big fish who committed the
> act of genocide in Rwanda in 1994,which is really a warning to other
> tyrants who may commit these atrocious acts.
>
> Fellow Gambians, for your information I and my colleague working for
> the International community where Gambians are hardly known could only
> be rewarded by a dismissal for accepting to serve as a Gambian
> Diplomats and making the Gambia Known by the Government despite our
> applications for Secondment.
>
> Fellow Gambians, Do we deserved to be encourage or discourage?
>
> For your information we are the youngest Gambians to enter the UN
> system without a university degree.Your comments are welcome, my email
> address is farage@un,org
>
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