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Agreement in Abuja (Nigeria): An Inadequate Answer to Darfur’s Crisis; Reiterating cease-fire commitments will not halt genocide, November 11, 2004

15 December 2004 | Early Analyses and Advocacy | Author: ereeves | 4761 words

Eric Reeves November 11, 2004 Though the agreement between the Khartoum regime and the two insurgency movements in Darfur (signed in Abuja on November 9, 2004) represents a modest achievement for African Union (AU) ...

The Rapidly Growing Security Crisis in Darfur: Now dramatically obstructing humanitarian operations and access, November 2, 2004

15 December 2004 | Early Analyses and Advocacy | Author: ereeves | 4742 words

Eric Reeves November 2, 2004 Though it has been apparent for the past two months that disintegration of the nominal cease-fire in Darfur was accelerating, very recent reports make clear that a dramatic security crisis has ...

The Deployment of New African Union Forces to Darfur: What it does and doesn’t mean, October 25, 2004

15 December 2004 | Early Analyses and Advocacy | Author: ereeves | 4825 words

Eric Reeves October 25, 2004 After weeks of painful delay, the African Union (AU) is poised to begin augmenting the force of cease-fire monitors in Darfur, as well as troops to protect these monitors. The US, Canada, and ...

Is There No Threshold for Humanitarian Intervention in Darfur? Present realities make clear that there is not, October 18, 2004

15 December 2004 | Early Analyses and Advocacy | Author: ereeves | 4823 words

Eric Reeves October 18, 2004 The relentlessly grim news from Darfur, revealing a continuing deterioration in both security and the overall humanitarian situation, puts in final form the question that has been raised in ...

The Genocidal Status Quo in Darfur: An overview of the crisis at 20 months, October 12, 2004

15 December 2004 | Early Analyses and Advocacy | Author: ereeves | 4732 words

Eric Reeves October 12, 2004 CONTINUING INTERNATIONAL PARALYSIS Though nominally speaking for the US government, Secretary of State Colin Powell has come to represent the international community with his declaration in ...

DARFUR MORTALITY UPDATE: October 8, 2004; Current data for total mortality from violence, malnutrition, and disease

15 December 2004 | Early Analyses and Advocacy | Author: ereeves | 4722 words

Eric Reeves October 8, 2004 Even as there is a growing body of evidence suggesting staggering numbers of violent deaths in Darfur over the past 20 months, and even as grimly authoritative predictions of accelerating ...

South Sudan in the Shadow of Darfur: Khartoum Exploits Genocide to Diplomatic Advantage, October 4, 2004

15 December 2004 | Early Analyses and Advocacy | Author: ereeves | 4877 words

Eric Reeves October 4, 2004 Even as the humanitarian crisis in Darfur deepens, and as international diplomatic energies seem to have been exhausted in passing two weak UN Security Council resolutions, the crisis in the ...

Khartoum’s Strategy for Sustaining Genocide in Darfur: Present evidence of the regime’s tactics and goals, September 28, 2004

15 December 2004 | Early Analyses and Advocacy | Author: ereeves | 4802 words

Eric Reeves September 28, 2004 Khartoum's National Islamic Front regime is acutely aware of growing international condemnation of genocidal destruction in Darfur, and the increasingly insistent (if variously motivated) ...

Current Proposals for Responding to Genocide in Darfur: A compendium and critique of suggestions from the international community, September 23, 2004

15 December 2004 | Early Analyses and Advocacy | Author: ereeves | 4741 words

Eric Reeves September 23, 2004 Various voices within the international community have proposed a number of different responses to ongoing, massive genocidal destruction in Darfur. Whether motivated by shame, human rights ...

Accommodating Genocide in Darfur: Conditions in Camps for Displaced Persons, now—and six months from now, September 20, 2004

15 December 2004 | Early Analyses and Advocacy | Author: ereeves | 4800 words

Eric Reeves September 20, 2004 With the patent failure of the UN Security Council to move decisively in responding to Darfur's massive genocidal catastrophe, and with no sign that humanitarian intervention in Darfur will ...