Information and reports coming from a variety of highly authoritative sources in the oil regions of southern Sudan paint a bleak picture of accelerating human destruction and displacement. The current dry season fighting is ...
Doctors Without Borders/Medecins Sans Frontieres reports Khartoum’s bombing attack on Nimne killed one of its aid workers, four civilians, February 16, 2002
Yet again the world has received authoritative news of the military barbarism of Khartoum's National Islamic Front. Doctors Without Borders/Medecins Sans Frontieres (MSF)---awarded the 1999 Nobel Peace Prize---has reported ...
The Christian Science Monitor on Khartoum, terrorism, and Talisman Energy, April 22, 2002
Eric Reeves, 2 April 2002 • In a front-page and highlighted article in the business section of today's Christian Science Monitor (April 22, 2002), Talisman Energy is again noted prominently for its Sudan connection ...
Khartoum’s spectacular hypocrisy in condemning the bombing of Akuem (Bahr el-Ghazal), a site deliberately targeted despite the absence of military presence, February 14, 2002
Just how spectacularly disingenuous is the Khartoum regime of the National Islamic Front? Just how preposterous are the lies this brutal junta will attempt to pass off on the world community in justifying its savage bombing ...
Talisman Energy’s “Corporate Social Responsibility Report”: How much disingenuousness can money buy? — April 19, 2002
Talisman Energy has recently issued a "corporate social responsibility report," a document that purports to inform Talisman investors about the realities of oil development in southern Sudan. It does nothing of the sort, ...
The oil regions of Southern Sudan: acclerating genocide, April 17, 2002
The New York Times today reviews a new book that depicts all too persuasively American failure to respond to genocide. Of Samantha Power's study ("'A Problem from Hell': America and the Age of Genocide"), the Times ...
Talisman Energy in Sudan: yet greater news highlighting, April 11, 2002
Dow Jones Newswires reports on a new investor research product that will identify publicly-traded companies doing business with terrorist nations. The purpose of the product is to identify investment risk that has previously ...
The Center for Strategic and International Studies “working group” on Sudan, April 10, 2002
The Center for Strategic and International Studies (CSIS) in Washington, DC is beginning a new "Working Group" on Sudan. CSIS is the K Street "think tank" that has already offered one seriously deficient account of the ...
Canada and the European Union remain characteristically silent in wake of Khartoum’s recent bombing campaign in Southern Sudan, February 13, 2002
While the UN World Food Program and the United States have harshly condemned the recent bombing of civilians and humanitarian aid efforts in Akuem (southern Sudan), Canada and European nations have remained characteristically ...
UN World Food Program press release: “Sudanese Government denies humanitarian access to 1.7 million people in Sudan,” April 5, 2002
The difficulty of securing a commitment from the Khartoum regime to engage in good faith peace negotiations to end Sudan's civil war can be gauged from the shocking headline of a UN World Food Program press release. Dated ...
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