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31.05.2006 The Rift Valley Institute (RVI) and the United Nations Children's Fund (Unicef) have launched the Sudan Open Archive, an open-access digital library for Sudan, containing documents that until now were largely unavailable in digital form.
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From: United Nations' Integrated Regional Information Network
Related topics/regions: [Africa] [North Africa] [ICT]
26.05.2006 The partial Sudan peace deal signed in Abuja in May is unravelling in Darfur and the international community appears paralysed in the face of Khartoum’s objections to a UN force, warned a US African affairs lobby group.
* Government allows UN to assess proposed Darfur mission
* Darfur: no peace, no food
* Darfur needs robust protection force
* Joint UN-AU assessment team to visit Darfur within days
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From: Africa Action
Related topics/regions: [United States]
Jan Egeland
24.05.2006 Jan Egeland probably understands the Darfur conflict better than any other westerner. The UN Association for the USA got the low-down from the UN Humanitarian chief Tuesday.
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From: World Federation of United Nations Associations
Image: Jan Egeland
23.05.2006 An upsurge of violence has led to death, injury and displacement of civilians in southern Sudan, an international medical humanitarian organisation warned today, as it announced that it had been forced to evacuate some of its international teams from the area.
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From: Médecins sans frontières
22.05.2006 Flagging donor response to World Food Programme appeals for aid is threatening to inflict a nutritional disaster on Sudan's Darfur region, a leading medical aid group warned today.
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19.05.2006 Peter Gantz's article suggesting a NATO force to arrest the Darfur genocide is one of the few concrete suggestions for actually defeating genocide. Sadly, the UN seems incapable of...
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Related topics/regions: [Human rights] [Geopolitics] [Arms & military] [Conflict] [Conflict resolution] [Peace] [Security] [United Nations]
18.05.2006 The UN peacekeeping mission in Sudan need a stronger mandate, more resources, and higher troop levels to protect civilians, says an international refugee group.
* Darfur crisis: campaign update
* Help send emergency relief to women and children in Darfur
* Without foreign chancelleries and Hollywood’s finest, can Darfur peace deal succeed?
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From: Africa Action, Refugees International
African Union peacekeepers in South Darfur.
18.05.2006 A leading campaigning group gives a recap of the latest developments in the peace deal, the expected UN troop deployment, worsening conditions for refugees, and several suggestions for how you can stay involved in fighting for justice in Darfur.
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From: Africa Action
Image: African Union peacekeepers in South Darfur. © Derk Segaar / United Nations' Integrated Regional Information Network
UN Security Council
17.05.2006 The Security Council has taken a major step towards establishing a UN peacekeeping force in Sudan’s Darfur region by adopting a resolution calling for the deployment of a joint UN-Africa Union team to pave the way for the operation.
* OneWorld headlines by email
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From: United Nations
Image: UN Security Council
Darfuri refugee in Chad.
16.05.2006 Leaders have failed to develop a "people's peace," says Julie Flint, warning that demonstrations by Darfurians against the deal as well as their ignorance of the deal's provisions are signs that it will not last.
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From: Fahamu - Networks for Social Justice
Image: Darfuri refugee in Chad. © Michelle Brown / Refugees International
12.05.2006 The daily plight of the people of Darfur has not improved. Two million people who fled the violence are still internally displaced, far from what were once their homes and now completely dependent on external aid.
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From: Médecins sans frontières
The divestment campaign has gathered force throughout the university community.
11.05.2006 The man credited with beginning the Sudan disinvestment campaign is a literature professor at Smith College; find out why he decided to take action and how he became involved in ending the genocide in Darfur.
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From: Peace X Peace
Image: The divestment campaign has gathered force throughout the university community. © Refugees International
Jan Egeland
08.05.2006 A day after calling for the strengthening of the African Union peacekeeping force in Darfur ahead of the deployment of a UN mission, UN Under-Secretary-General for Humanitarian Affairs Jan Egeland today had to flee from a camp for displaced people in the region.
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From: United Nations' Integrated Regional Information Network
Image: Jan Egeland
UN Secretary-General Kofi Annan: described Sarfur as 'an inexcusable tragedy'
06.05.2006 UN Secretary-General Kofi Annan welcomed the Sudan peace agreement and called on the government to allow a visit by a UN assessment team to make preparations for the arrival of a force from the world body.
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From: United Nations
Image: UN Secretary-General Kofi Annan: described Sarfur as 'an inexcusable tragedy' © United Nations
Refugees celebrating their homecoming at Kojo Keji in South Sudan.
05.05.2006 Twenty-nine families were greeted by cheers, dance, and song Wednesday as they returned from Uganda to their home villages in south Sudan.
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From: United Nations
Image: Refugees celebrating their homecoming at Kojo Keji in South Sudan. © United Nations
05.05.2006 With only hours to go before the expiry of an extended deadline on an African Union peace deal in Sudan, talks insider Alex de Waal - an adviser to the African Union mediation on the conflict in Darfur - explains how the proposals can give the rebels a voice, start the dialogue needed to save the region’s fragile peace …and avoid a horrible alternative.
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From: Index on Censorship
Jan Egeland, Under-Secretary-General for Humanitarian Affairs and Emergency Relief Coordinator (UN)
05.05.2006 The situation in Darfur is worsening daily and an international protection force is urgently needed, a leading US lobby group on Africa said yesterday.
* Top UN official sounds alarm over world inaction on Darfur
* Why it takes a television series to draw attention to a real-life human drama
* Sudan research guide
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From: Africa Action
Related topics/regions: [United States]
Image: Jan Egeland, Under-Secretary-General for Humanitarian Affairs and Emergency Relief Coordinator (UN)
UN High Commissioner for Human Rights, Louise Arbour
04.05.2006 A new Sudanese law restricting NGOs, as well as the effects of the pervasive presence of security and intelligence services, especially in Darfur, have been questioned by the UN High Commissioner for Human Rights.
* Darfur 'near anarchy'
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From: United Nations
Image: UN High Commissioner for Human Rights, Louise Arbour © United Nations
04.05.2006 Much of the Sudanese province of Darfur remains in a state of near anarchy, with banditry and fighting restricting humanitarian access to communities in need, a development group warns.
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From: Lutheran World Relief
04.05.2006 The Sudanese government has failed to promote and protect peoples’ rights, say Sarah Martin and Betsy Apple.
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From: Refugees International
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