Saturday 17 July 2004
By John Shattuck, The Boston Globe
July 15, 2004 — The time is long overdue, but not too late, to stop the active genocide in Sudan. What can we do as Americans?
The Darfur region of Sudan is in flames. For nearly two years cynical (...)
Friday 16 July 2004
Current data for total mortality from violence, malnutrition, and disease
By Eric Reeves
July 15, 2004 — So high are current mortality rates in Darfur, so great is previous human destruction, that the current (and static) UN figure of (...)
Thursday 15 July 2004
OP-ED CONTRIBUTOR
By JOHN PRENDERGAST, The New York Times
IN NORTHERN DARFUR, Sudan, July 15, 2004 — While Secretary of State Colin Powell, Secretary General Kofi Annan of the United Nations, and several members of Congress were in (...)
Wednesday 14 July 2004
Why was the Agreement received with Jubilation in the South and Reticence in the North!!?
By Dr. El Shafie Khider Saeed*, El Mousawer News Magazine
CAIRO, June 28, 2004 — For decades, the Sudanese in the South of the country have led (...)
Wednesday 14 July 2004
By CHARLES B. RANGEL, The New York Daily News
July 14, 2004 — Last week, Secretary of State Colin Powell returned from a visit to Sudan. He saw evidence of the slaughter that has left tens of thousands dead and more than a million (...)
Wednesday 14 July 2004
By Makau Mutua, The Christian Science Monitor
BUFFALO, N.Y., July 14, 2004 — The visits by US Secretary of State Colin Powell and UN Secretary-General Kofi Annan to Sudan last week gave hope that the genocide in Darfur can be arrested (...)
Tuesday 13 July 2004
Let the lawyers debate whether the situation in Darfur is legally ’genocide.’ It’s past time to bandy words.
By JERRY FOWLER, The Globe and Mail
July 13, 2004 — I went to the African country of Chad in May on behalf of the U.S. Holocaust (...)
Monday 12 July 2004
Editorial, The Washington Times
July 12, 2004 — The U.N. Security Council appears ready to turn a blind eye toward the certain death of hundreds of thousands of Sudanese. The international community has not only lost what Secretary of (...)
Sunday 11 July 2004
Thousands are dying in Sudan. Is it genocide or not?
By Tom Masland and Holly Bailey, Newsweek
July 12 issue - The venue was the message. Still, in case the point somehow escaped anyone in the crowd at Washington’s Holocaust Memorial (...)
Saturday 10 July 2004
Editorial, The Times Union
The U.N. and the Bush administration should act quickly to end the suffering
July 10, 2004 — What happened in Rwanda in 1994 should have shamed every civilized nation that could have done something to stop (...)
Sudan’s December Revolution is not an Arab Spring2019-02-16 08:14:10
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Why the Sudanese have decided to put an end to the regime which has ruled them for three decades. Why is this happing now?
It is known that Mr Bashir came to power in Sudan by (...)
Democratic reforms in South Sudan after FMs joining Kiir 2019-02-09 07:29:17
Will SPLM/A-IO, SSOA and OPP bring much-needed democratic reform after their key ally FDS give in and abandon their reform agenda; or all opposition groups are going to die down after a (...)
Ethnic Murle politicians say enough to cattle raiding2018-12-28 09:32:00
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Jodi Jonglei, who is also (...)
Progress observed at end of second month of R-ARCSS implementation2018-10-22 06:44:02
Press Release
21 October 2018
South Sudanese government released 24 detainees in the implementation of the revitalized peace agreement said the International Committee of the Red Cross (ICRC) (...)
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