The performer in Kendrick Lamar's Super Bowl show He unfolded the flag, decorated with Sudan and Gaza in protests from two wars that overcame the Middle East.
Security staff at the stadium detained the performer shortly after the flag was waved by the car used as a support in the performance. The new Orlean police said it was determined whether the charges against the executor would be charged.
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NFL said a person will be banned from stadiums and events NFL. “We highly appreciate the safety for the rapid delay of the person who showed the flag. It was part of 400 members. About the intention of man,” the league said.
The company behind the exhibition, Roc Nation, said the protest was “neither planned nor part of production, and was never in rehearsal”.
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So, what was the protest that happens in the Gaza and Sudan strip – and how does it affect the broader world?
That's what's going on in the gas
Gaza Strip is an enclave along the Mediterranean, bordering Egypt and Israel. It covers about 140 square mill-mill-by-Washington and 3 and a half times higher than Paris. But this is incredibly densely populated and was home to 2.3 million Palestinians before the start of the 2023 Israel.
War It began when Hamas, the militia group that has ruled gas since 2007, broke through the border to Israel, killing about 1,200 people and took 250 hostages. According to health authorities, Israel replied with a devastating ground and air company on gas, killed by more than 47,000 Palestinians who do not distinguish militants and non -combat. Most of the territory was left in the ruins, and it is unclear how it could be rebuilt.
The ceasefire began on January 19 and still holds. Palestinian militants Released hostage while Israel released the Palestinians held in prisons. However, there remain worries about whether peace will be. Proclamation of President Trump about plans on The United States “take up” the gas lane They also hold discussions about the future of the enclave.
Hunger was mostly rejected in Gas how A tide of help goes out to the territory in time the fragile ceasefireSays the Chief Humanator of the United Nations Tom Fletcher. But he warned that the threat could quickly return When the truce is destroyed.
The Palestinians want the gas strip and the west shore for the future state, and the Eastern Jerusalem as the capital. Such a long -term decision for decades of conflicts has been supported by states in the Middle East and mostly the international community. Israel expressed openness to the idea of relocation of Gaza, and on Sunday, Prime Minister of Israel Benjamin Netanyahu called it a “revolutionary, creative vision”. Hamas, Palestinians and most of the world rejected it.
Here's the situation in Sudan
Sudan, a nation in northeast Africa, was unstable after the popular uprising made the removal of the old autocratic President Omar Al-Bashir in 2019. The lack of transition to democracy was thwarted when the head of the Army Abdel-Fat Burhan and the General. Mohammed Hamdan leaned from the parsed forces of the ambulance in 2021 by the military coup.
Rsf And Sudan's military personnel began to fight each other in 2023. Hunger posted parts of the country. Other estimates suggest a much more killed in the civil war.
In recent weeks, Burhan's forces, including Sudan and the Union militias, have advanced against the RSF. They repeat the key refineries north of Khartum, the Sudan capital. They also pushed RSF's position around Khartum itself. The fighting led to an increase in civil victims. From January 31 to February 5, at least 275 civilian deaths from artillery, airstrikes and drones were recorded in the Anc -Human Rights Service.
“General attacks, as well as threats and attacks aimed at civilians, should stop immediately,” said the Magan's safe, a press secretary of the Human Rights Committee. “The Sudan Armed Forces and the Fast Support Forces – and their union movements and militias – must respect their obligations on international rights and take concrete steps to protect civilians from harm, including humanitarian workers and human rights defenders.”
Activists sought to pay attention to both gas and Sudan on the Internet, although conflicts have different roots and participants. The idea of two conflicts related to their destruction was made by celebrities.
In August the American rapper Maclemore said he canceled the concert in Dubai over the role of the United Arab Emirates “in the current genocide and the humanitarian crisis” in Sudan through reported support for the paramilitary RSF. While the UAE has repeatedly denied the RSF, UN experts reported “reliable” evidence last year, showed that the Emirates sent weapons to the RSF several times a week from Northern Chad.
At the time, Maclemor said he had partly revised his show over his recent, public support for the Palestinians on the occasion of the Israel-Homas war. He performed a song entitled “Hall” Hind, in honor of a young girl named Hind Rajab, who died in the shooting, which the Palestinians accused of Israeli, who opened fire on a civilian car.