Archive for October 3rd, 2008
Kristoff on Biden, Palin and Genocide
And how about those helicopters and those additional 20,000 AU Troops?
How gracious of us to give a few seconds to a people we have failed so miserably.
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- The hand behind camp closure proposals - a desire for legitimacy November 12, 2009Today the Sudan Tribune reported that in a radio interview, Sudan’s Humanitarian Aid Commissioner, Hasabu Abdel-Rahman, said Khartoum plans to close the IDP camps in Darfur by early 2010. I have some perspective on this from recent interviews in Sudan. In short, no one will be surprised to hear my overwhelming perception is that the NCP [...]
- Finally some mainstream media coverage of impact of expulsions on women November 11, 2009Following the release of the Panel of Experts report last week that talked about this, we finally have a journalist with a major media organization writing on the impact of the expulsions on vital services for rape survivors. Better late than never. Thanks to Andrew Heavens at Reuters. Keep it up! Next step is for other [...]
ENOUGH Project
- From Mine to Mobile Phone: The Conflict Minerals Supply Chain
- Field Dispatch: Rampant Insecurity in South Kivu
- Field Dispatch: Voter Registration Efforts Underway in Sudan
- Field Dispatch: Sudan's Referendum Law - Time is Running Out
Making Sense of Darfur
ReliefWeb – Sudan (the) – Latest Updates
- Press conference on humanitarian situation in Chad
- Conférence de presse de M. Michele Falavigna, Coordonnateur résident des Nations Unies et de l'action humanitaire pour le Tchad
- Community radio fills an education gap - From a hut in southern Sudan, children's voices fill the airwaves
- Eleven killed in south Sudan clash: military
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