South Sudanese demand peaceful separation from the North

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One of the Sudanese living in Uganda who participated in the match on 05/07/2010

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A priest who participated in the match has a Sudanese flag in his pocket on 50/07/2010

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A Sudanese man gives instructions to his countrymen before matching along the streets of Kampala calling for the separation of South from North on 05/07/2010

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Patriotism: A man with flags on his head during the match on 05/07/2010

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Participants prepare to head for the streets of Kampala from where they would show their plight to the international community on 05/07/2010

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Some of the women who participated in the march wait at the Government of Southern Sudan liaison office in Kampala on 05/07/2010

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Little girls joined the march hoping to attract sympathy from the international community on 05/07/2010

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A boy holds a poster hoping that they (Southern Sudanese) get separated from the mostly Arab dominated north during a match in Kampala, Uganda on 05/07/2010

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Southern Sudanese match through the streets of Kampala.

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A Southern Sudanese man with his county's flags on 05/07/2010

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Hundreds of Southern Sudanese match through the streets of Kampala, in Uganda on 05/07/2010 demanding separation from northern Sudan in the coming referendum.

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Southern Sudanese hold each other in prayer on 05/07/2010

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Sudanese match through the Kampala streets in Uganda on 05/07/2010

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Yes for separation-05/07/2010

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South Sudanese living in Uganda held a peaceful march through the streets of Kampala demanding separation from northern Sudan. Kampala, Uganda. 05/07/2010.

South Sudanese living in Uganda held a peaceful march through the streets of Kampala demanding separation from northern Sudan.

As they matched,they chanted in support of unity, freedom and a new Sudan.They later said, their march was to gunner support from the international community to ensure the referendum is held peacefully without going into war.

Southern Sudanese have about six months to vote on the creation of an independent South Sudan.