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    “˜Genocide Industry’ has Hidden Agenda

    By Pieter Tesch
    June 27, 2009
    “˜Attempts at equalising historical wrongs are often aimed at Holocaust obfuscation’ Lessons for Darfur from an unfortunately not-enough-known Nazi versus Stalinist crimes debate in ...
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    A Visit to Kober Prison

    By Alex de Waal
    June 26, 2009
    Any human rights activist who has worked on Sudan is familiar with the name Kober prison, the century-old British building which was “˜Cooper Prison’ ...
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    On UNAMID’s Assessment of Mortality in Darfur

    By Eric Reeves
    June 25, 2009
    Just how credible are UNAMID monthly mortality figures? The unhappy truth is that UNAMID is weak, ineffectual, widely despised by Darfuris, and has a ...
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    Lethal Violence in Darfur: May

    By Alex de Waal
    June 24, 2009
    I have continued to monitor closely the incidents involving fatalities in Darfur. The UNAMID monitoring reports are thorough. Cross-checking with other sources bears out ...
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    AU Panel in Zalingei: “It Went Well. We Told Them.”

    By Alex de Waal
    June 23, 2009
    The three former presidents who head the African Union Panel on Darfur are no strangers to conflict and controversy. President Pierre Buyoya made this ...
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    Darfur: Could a Woman be Sultan?

    By Alex de Waal
    June 22, 2009
    The AU Panel has spent between six and ten hours each day, for the last week, in meetings with large delegations from Darfurian civil ...
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    Darfur: Revictimising the Victim – Human Rights and the Blame Approach

    By Neha Erasmus
    June 21, 2009
    In the growing debate on the approach and impacts of international advocacy on Darfur, largely articulated through human rights discourse, the focus so far ...
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    North Darfur’s Arabs Speak to the AU Panel: “We Are Part of the Solution”

    By Alex de Waal
    June 20, 2009
    Earlier today, the AU Panel on Darfur met with a delegation of North Darfur Arabs, who had earlier convened a workshop to prepare their ...
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    Remembering Sherif Ishaq

    By Julie Flint
    June 19, 2009
    Sherif Idriss Izhaq, the political officer of the SLA in Ain Siro, has been murdered. The motive of his killing, shortly after the first ...
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    Understanding Darfur’s Arab Militia

    By admin
    June 18, 2009
    A new report from the Small Arms Survey by Julie Flint, “Beyond Janjaweed: Understanding the Militias of Darfur,” examines the Arab militia in Darfur, ...
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