Sudanese media deplores Rwanda soldiers as having AIDS

The Sudanese mass media on Thursday deplored the practices of the 150 soldiers who came from Rwanda and deployed in Darfur, noting that "they carry the AIDS virus and they took part in the operations of genocide in their country."

The Sudanese center for press services quoted al-Tayeb Mustafa, member if the national council in the ruling national congress party, as having conveyed his criticism for the authorities in not subjecting the "soldiers from Rwanda to medical tests when they had entered Sudan."

Rashed Abdul Rahim, member in the ruling party warned in a statement to the Sudanese daily al-Rai al-Aam from the dissemination of AIDS virus the soldiers from Rwanda have. He indicated that these forces " might spread its experience in the field of genocide," that took place in their country.