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Author: Julie Flint

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  • Politics
    By Julie Flint
    June 15, 2010
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    Darfur: Going Nowhere in Doha

    Djibrill Bassolé, chief mediator at the Doha peace talks, had a plan: a ceasefire between the hard men, which meant focusing initially on JEM among the ...
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  • Politics
    By Julie Flint
    March 11, 2010
    2852
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    Darfur: The War for Jebel Marra

    Hundreds of civilians are feared killed in Jebel Marra, and tens of thousands thought to be displaced without relief within the mountain, as government forces besiege ...
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  • Politics
    By Julie Flint
    February 25, 2010
    1854
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    Doha: A New Beginning or Another False Hope?

    The celebrations in Doha on Tuesday masked an agreement that has more questions than answers. One of these, if the so-called “Framework Agreement to resolve the ...
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  • Politics
    By Julie Flint
    February 9, 2010
    2391
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    The Abu Garda Case and the OTP

    The decision of the ICC’s Pre-Trial Chamber to dismiss all charges against Bahr Abu Garda, formerly of the Justice and Equality Movement, in connection with the ...
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  • Politics
    By Julie Flint
    February 1, 2010
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    The intra-SLA Strife

    The difficulties facing the Doha peace talks””highlighted in my report for the Small Arms Survey: Rhetoric and Reality. The Failure to Resolve the Darfur Conflict“”have been ...
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  • Politics
    By Julie Flint
    December 4, 2009
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    Civil Society and Doha: Where Next?

    It is disappointing how little attention there has been, including on this blog, to the civil society conference in Doha in mid-November, the first such meeting ...
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  • Politics
    By Julie Flint
    August 7, 2009
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    Reports of Oil in Darfur are Exaggerated

    Claims that the war in Darfur is intimately linked to vast untapped oil reserves have been made ever since the conflict began and are revived in ...
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  • Politics
    By Julie Flint
    June 19, 2009
    1596
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    Remembering Sherif Ishaq

    Sherif Idriss Izhaq, the political officer of the SLA in Ain Siro, has been murdered. The motive of his killing, shortly after the first visit to ...
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  • Politics
    By Julie Flint
    May 10, 2009
    1479
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    Including Darfur’s Arabs in the Peace Process

    The Sudan government and the Justice and Equality Movement are meeting in Doha, and the US envoy for Sudan, Scott Gration, is doing the rounds of ...
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  • Politics
    By Julie Flint
    March 29, 2009
    2153
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    Sudan: Double Standards?

    Abd al-Wahab Abdalla (25 March) says “The worst massacre of the last 12 months was by JEM! It killed 128 Meidob over 2 days.” There have ...
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