Somali, Ethiopian troops Must Stop the Killings and Displacements of Civilian population.

The CSSU call (November 4, 2007) on the International Community to urge the Government and Ethiopian forces to stop military action in order to provide urgent humanitarian assistance to the seriously affected civilian population of the Mogadishu.. this is an important invitation to the TFG and its allies and the International Community to immediately attend to the needs of our people in this disastrous situation that continues to destroy the civilian population, as well as the whole region.

CSSU-International urges the warring parties to come to terms in order to process humanitarian support for the innocent people that are victimized by the acts of war of the warring parties in the area.

Most important, the Government troops and Ethiopian Military must stop bombing and the other crimes against humanity that government troops and/or the Ethiopian troops have been pursuing in the South Somalia and the other war-affected regions of the country. These senseless crimes include the Displacement of CIVIIAN POPULATION, starving them, killing them and destroying the precious Business establishment Marketplaces.

Government must collaborate with the Aid organization the civil society and the other warring forces to insure humanitarian support to the war-affected civilians as a top national agenda. The United Nations, African Union, and the Arab League must take full responsibility for the stoppage of the genocide war in Somalia that is seriously destroying the country.

The unrelenting, irresponsible, of Government forces as well as the Ethiopian forces to escalate civil war is an unprecedented international crime. The most recent pledge of Ethiopian Mella Sinewy, to keep his troops in Somalia even if the AU troops comes in Somalia, to continue the same aggression and acts of genocide in the S0malia testifies beyond any doubt to the nature, planning, and performance of the existing Government of Ethiopia.

The International Community and the Untied Nations must not concern themselves only with the important goal of stopping the war in the Darfur or Iraq and Afghanistan. The Brutal war of Somalia that thus far suffered the lives of more than 1 million Somalis is the real holocaust of the two centuries, the former and the present one, that must have equal attention and real effort to replace it with the fair and permanent peace.

The Organization asks the United Nations United States, and the International Community to maximize the pressure on the Government of Ethiopia and Somalia as a State Party to the United Nations Conventions and the Geneva Protocols, in particular, that prohibit air bombing as well as all other acts of war, starvation, or tortures against the civilian population.

It is time to involve all warring parties in a permanent cease-fire as a necessary step to encourage a permanent cease-fire and fair peace negotiations that only will open the path for a democratic settlement of the Somali political crisis.