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Darfur disarmament: Local leaders fear more war than peace
“The citizens [of Darfur] carry weapons because he does not feel safe,” explains Masalit leader, Sultan Malik Yacoub. The hurried disarmament campaign lacks consultation […]
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Amnesty Reveals Evidence of Sudanese Chemical Weapons Use
This article is derived from Amnesty International’s official press statement on the report. A full copy can be obtained here. An Amnesty International […]
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Sudan Breaches Ceasefire in Nuba Mountains
President Omar Al Bashir announced a four-month ceasefire on June 18 that was confirmed by the Sudan Armed Forces spokesman Ahmed Khalifa Al-Shami. But on July 11, […]
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Nuba Conflict Intensifying as Fighting Season Ends
This article is republished with the kind permission of Nuba Reports, who have also published an article and film in Foreign Policy detailing this fighting season. The […]
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Darfur Camps for Displaced to Close Amid Spike in Conflict
This article first appeared on Nuba Reports, and is republished here with their kind permission. The fate of hundreds of thousands of Darfuris displaced by conflict has […]
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Is peace coming to South Sudan?
A peace deal has been signed in South Sudan, but will it last and what comes next? Features editor RICHARD STUPART talks to journalist ANDREW GREEN about the likelihood […]
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Rebel Campaign Disrupts Election Efforts in South Kordofan
Over the past month, SPLA-N rebels have attacked nearly a dozen garrison towns across South Kordofan state. Their goal is to disrupt the elections and show the […]
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MSF Leaving Sudan
One of the sections of MSF announced last week that they will be pulling out of Sudan, citing a lack of cooperation from the Sudanese government, and its forces having […]
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What happened in Juba?
Attempted coup meets civil war threat in South Sudan: causalities, confusion and fear abound ADR contributor Kate Stegeman makes contact with Juba-based UN, IOM, civilian […]
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The Landmines of Northern Uganda
Working in a remote corner of Northern Uganda, demining teams from the Danish Demining Group worked until December 2012 to remove landmines left on the Uganda/Sudan […]