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TABLE: Breakdown of Darfur poll results
24 May 2007
Source: AlertNet

AlertNet polled 46 aid agencies working in Sudan's war-ravaged Darfur region to find out how free they felt to speak about the humanitarian situation there. Here are the results of the survey. The agencies asked to remain anonymous.

 

Question

Yes

No

Can you speak openly about the humanitarian situation in Darfur?

 

35%

 

65%

Can you speak to the media about incidence of rape?

 

30%

 

70%

Can you speak to the media about who is behind attacks on civilians and aid workers?

 

22%

 

78%

Can you speak to the media about aid deliveries? 

 

80%

 

20%

Can you speak to the media about conditions in camps?

 

80%

 

20%

Can you speak to the media about food shortages? 

 

82%

 

18%

Can you speak to the media about restrictions on your work? 

 

41%

 

59%

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Activists shout behind demonstrators depicting German Chancellor Angela Merkel (L), Zimbabwe's President Robert Mugabe (2nd L), French President Nicolas Sarkozy and Sudan's President Omar Hassan al-Bashir (R) during a protest against the attendance of Mugabe at the EU-Africa summit in Lisbon December 7, 2007. European and African leaders will seek to forge a fresh partnership to tackle issues like trade, immigration and peacekeeping this week when they hold their first summit in seven years. REUTERS/Andrea Comas (PORTUGAL)



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