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Sudan Research, Analysis, and Advocacy

by Eric Reeves

The Addis Ababa “Conclusions” on Security for Darfur: A Diplomatic Travesty

19 November 2006 | Briefs & Advocacy: 2006 | Author: ereeves | 7356 words

Preliminary news reports on the "Conclusions" from what was convened as a "High Level Consultation on the Situation in Darfur" (Addis Ababa, November 16, 2006) were remarkably misleading. Far from being the diplomatic ...

Civilian and Humanitarian Security in Darfur: Final Concessions to Khartoum

12 November 2006 | Briefs & Advocacy: 2006 | Author: ereeves | 8338 words

The signals have been everywhere in evidence these past ten days: there is simply no stomach within the international community to provide military resources for meaningful protection of the nearly 4.5 million ...

The Final Onslaught in Darfur: Assaults on Camps for Displaced Civilians

4 November 2006 | Briefs & Advocacy: 2006 | Author: ereeves | 8077 words

The Final Onslaught in Darfur: Assaults on Camps for Displaced Civilians Eric Reeves | 4 November 2006 http://wp.me/p45rOG-yp With a grim predictability, the last and likely most deadly phase of the genocide in ...

“Europe’s indifference to Darfur,” The New Republic, October 27, 2006

30 October 2006 | Selected Formal Publications | Author: ereeves | 1247 words

When it comes to the failure of the world to stop Darfur's cataclysm of remorseless human destruction, there is blame to go around. There is the glaring duplicity of the U.N. Secretariat; the shameful hypocrisy of the Arab ...

Khartoum Expels Kofi Annan’s Special Representative for Sudan, Jan Pronk

26 October 2006 | Briefs & Advocacy: 2006 | Author: ereeves | 7548 words

A great deal is represented by the extraordinarily arrogant decision on the part of the National Islamic Front regime in Khartoum to expel Jan Pronk, who has for more than two years served as UN Secretary-General Kofi Annan's ...

How Long Must the People of Darfur Wait for Meaningful Security?

15 October 2006 | Briefs & Advocacy: 2006 | Author: ereeves | 7287 words

It is more than six weeks since UN humanitarian chief Jan Egeland warned the Security Council that, "[the humanitarian gains of the past two years in Darfur] can all be lost within weeks---not months. I cannot give a starker ...

Paralysis in Darfur: Khartoum Achieves a Final Diplomatic Success

9 October 2006 | Briefs & Advocacy: 2006 | Author: ereeves | 6560 words

The final shape of Khartoum's diplomatic strategy in seeking to retain ultimate control over security arrangements in Darfur is now clearly in evidence; so, too, is the shameful success of this ruthless strategy. By ...

Khartoum Strong-arms, Negotiates to Retain Control of Darfur Security

28 September 2006 | Briefs & Advocacy: 2006 | Author: ereeves | 6499 words

The recent and fulsome decision by the African Union to agree with Khartoum on the question of deploying a UN force to Darfur almost certainly ensures that the National Islamic Front regime retains unthreatened control over ...

A Spectacle of Impotence at the UN: Darfur Security Remains Solely with AU

24 September 2006 | Briefs & Advocacy: 2006 | Author: ereeves | 5877 words

Despite glib talk in various quarters of a "partial" or "temporary" success this past week in renewing the African Union mandate for Darfur, the UN's refusal to move toward urgent deployment of the Darfur protection force ...

Two Weeks After UN Security Council “Acts” on Darfur: Diplomatic Paralysis

14 September 2006 | Briefs & Advocacy: 2006 | Author: ereeves | 5887 words

The cataclysm of human suffering and destruction in Darfur continues to grow, with no end or even mitigation in prospect. The Khartoum regime is currently accelerating its vast military offensives in North Darfur and eastern ...

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cer1 Eric Reeves has been writing about greater Sudan for the past twenty-three years. His work is here organized chronologically, and includes all electronic and other publications since the signing of the historic Machakos Protocol (July 2002), which guaranteed South Sudan the right to a self- determination referendum. There are links to a number of Reeves’ formal publications in newspapers, news magazines, academic journals, and human rights publications, as well as to the texts of his Congressional testimony and a complete list of publications, testimony, and academic presentations.
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