A terrible consequence of the Darfur Peace Agreement, signed in May 2006 and resulting chiefly in dividing the anti-Khartoum rebel movement, is that it has allowed too many influential people to speak euphemistically about ...
Archives for February 2008
Darfur in Extremis: Khartoum Resumes Civilian Destruction in West Darfur
Darfur in Extremis: Khartoum Resumes Civilian Destruction in West Darfur Eric Reeves, 19 February 2008 The international community seems unable to comprehend the overwhelming urgency of the security crisis for civilians ...
Darfur Enters the Abyss: Khartoum Renews Massive Assaults on Civilians
Senior UN officials describe the situation in Darfur as "spinning out of control," on the verge of "all out war," and marked by "unprecedented insecurity" for civilians and humanitarians. And still there is no international ...
“A Central African Affair: Chad Insurgency Highlights Ongoing Darfur Genocide”
Amidst the ominous uncertainties created by the Chadian rebel assault on N'Djamena, Chad's capital city in the far west of this vast country, one reality is all too clear: in eastern Chad, more than 400,000 displaced Chadians ...
Musa Hilal: “Minister of Offense,” The New Republic (on-line) February 1, 2008
On February 27, 2004, in the Tawilla area of North Darfur, 30 villages were burned to the ground, over 200 were people killed, over 200 girls and women raped (some by up to 14 assailants at a time, in front of their ...