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    South Kordofan: The Next Electoral Challenge

    By Hafiz Mohammed
    April 28, 2010
    According to the Comprehensive Peace Agreement (CPA), and its Three Areas Protocol, which covers South Kordofan, Blue Nile and Abyei, “˜Popular Consultations’ in the ...
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    Hanged by the NEC (II)

    By Muawia Abdel Karim
    April 25, 2010
    Nobody will ever know who really won this election! The counting of votes has been so chaotic that it is simply impossible to find ...
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    Sudan: No Easy Ways Ahead

    By admin
    April 24, 2010
    A new report from the Heinrich Boll Foundation, Sudan: No Easy Ways Ahead, contains essays by leading Sudanese scholars and analysts of Sudan. Towards ...
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    Sudan: The Ugly Election

    By Abd al-Wahab Abdalla
    April 22, 2010
    Rigging, fraud and corruption, there were. Voters excluded from the poll, last-minute registration and a roundup of voters with hastily-issued residence certificates which may ...
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    Corruption and the Sudanese Election

    By Hafiz Mohammed
    April 20, 2010
    There is one very important issue which has not been raised by anyone, as I have listened to all reports from the election observers ...
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    Sudan: The Independent Civil Society Network’s Position on the Electoral Process

    By admin
    April 19, 2010
    The Comprehensive Peace Agreement represents an important development in the recent history of Sudan. It ended the long-running civil war, laid the foundations for ...
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    International Criminal Justice and Non-Western Cultures

    By Tim Kelsall
    April 16, 2010
    As the ICC Review Conference nears, it is time to consider how best to create a form of international criminal justice that is culturally ...
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    Sudanese Women’s Votes

    By Alex de Waal
    April 15, 2010
    Without doubt, the statistics of Sudan’s elections will be pored over and debated at length, and the interpretation of every figure will be open ...
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    Good for Sudan

    By Alex de Waal
    April 12, 2010
    The last two days I have been in Khartoum, on the phone and email to people in all corners of Sudan. Places like Bor, ...
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    Sudan: The NEC and the First Day of Polling

    By Hafiz Mohammed
    April 12, 2010
    Sudan’s first democratic election in 25 years started on Sudan 11 April 2010, with boycotting by major political parties and many question over the ...
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