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    Challenges for Sudan in the CPA’s Fifth Year

    By Alex de Waal
    January 9, 2009
    Four years on from the signing of the Comprehensive Peace Agreement in Nairobi, is a good moment to reflect on the spirit of the ...
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    Who Knows What is in Store for Sudan?

    By Abdalbasit Saeed
    January 7, 2009
    The ICC Predicament has two faces in Sudan: one concerns the international community, the other for the Sudanese citizen. I will attempt to define, ...
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    Alex de Waal Honored in UK New Year’s Honor List

    By admin
    January 1, 2009
    Alex de Waal has been awarded the honor of Officer of the Order of the British Empire (OBE) in the British New Year’s Honors ...
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    Youth Power in the IDP Camps

    By Michelle Barsa
    December 27, 2008
    “Angry Youths become a Force in Darfur,” by Neil MacFarquhar in The New York Times on December 20, describes an undercurrent of the ongoing ...
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    Bashir Protects Sudan’s Capital with Water Trenches against JEM

    By El Tahir Adam El Faki
    December 24, 2008
    The political shape in Sudan is tense. The humanitarian conditions are deteriorating and so is the security condition of the whole country. But there ...
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    Protecting Darfurian Civilians, the ICC and the NCP

    By Hafiz Mohammed
    December 22, 2008
    Human rights violations against civilians in Darfur have continued to be the focus of many reports, including the UN Human Rights Special Repporteur, the ...
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    Protection and Livelihoods: Important New Report

    By Alex de Waal
    December 21, 2008
    The Overseas Development Institute’s Humanitarian Policy Group has produced some of the best evidence-based analysis of the humanitarian crisis in Darfur, including studies of ...
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    The Case for Drought Preparedness

    By Brendan Bromwich
    December 17, 2008
    “The case for drought preparedness“ examines the vulnerability of Darfur’s towns, IDP camps and cities to years of low rainfall or drought in the ...
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    Distortion, Destitution and Deforestation

    By Brendan Bromwich
    December 16, 2008
    Brendan Bromwich & Margie Buchanan-Smith This report by the UN Environment Programme highlight the impact of displacement and rapid urbanisation on the natural resources ...
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    The Entire Range of Misery of Civilians Caught up in War

    By Les Roberts
    December 15, 2008
    In 2000, an interviewer brought me a data form in the Eastern DR Congo reporting that two children had died of fear during an ...
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