Many camps consist of very flimsy---and flammable---materials; and because they are so close together, fire can spread quickly. Without water to fight the fires, camp residents are largely helpless. The image here is from ...
The visible signs of how dangerous a lack of clean water can be
These women are scooping water from earth that may well carry bacteria; sanitation and adequate water supplies are both critical to avoid this sort of dangerous collecting of water. ...
Transporting water has become increasingly difficult, even dangerous
Here women from Abu Shouk camp struggle to provide their families with the water necessary for life; some water pumps are now controlled by the Rapid Response Forces and other militia elements. Some areas, such as Adila, ...
Water supplies in Darfur are dangerously inadequate
Here a technician measures the water level at Abu Shouk camp in North Darfur; as a large camp, Abu Shouk presents tremendous demand for water, and water tables as a consequence are dropping---here and in many locations. ...
Testimony presented to the hearing on Sudan before the Tom Lantos Human Rights Commission of the U.S. Congress, Washington, DC (March 4, 2015)
Hearing before the Tom Lantos Human Rights Commission of the U.S. Congress, Washington, DC: "Current Conditions in Sudan" | March 4, 2015 Written testimony of Eric Reeves, Smith College, Northampton, MA 01063 ...
Darfur: Radio Dabanga, News Digest Number 1 | 28 February 2015
For six years Radio Dabanga has been by far our most important and reliable source of information about what is occurring in Darfur. The UN Secretary-General’s quarterly reports on Darfur and UNAMID—depending as they do ...
From the New York Times blog space of Nicholas Kristof, “I have been silenced,” Eric Reeves, 25 February 2015
Eric Reeves, 25 February 2015 | http://kristof.blogs.nytimes.com/2015/02/25/i-have-been-silenced/?_r=0/ • By means of a nasty cyber-attack, the Khartoum (Sudan) regime has rendered my three Sudan-related ...
Are these Khartoum’s new Islamist allies in Libya, leading some of the 21 Egyptian Coptic Christians to their beheadings?
Some of the twenty-one Coptic Christians from Egypt, all beheaded by Islamist radicals on 15 February 2015 Khartoum officials boast in a meeting of July 1, 2014 that they are assisting and helping to ...
“Obama’s Blinders: What he and his administration refuse to see—and what Khartoum makes impossible not to see,” Sudan Tribune, 20 February 2015
Yesterday U.S. President Obama made a strong argument for the support of human rights, political freedom, and democracy. There was nothing especially innovative or useful in the speech, however much one might agree with the ...
Fluent, idiomatic rendering of received English summary translation of minutes from July 1, 2014 meeting in Khartoum | 18 February 2015
Herewith a fluent, idiomatic rendering of received English summary translation of minutes from July 1, 2014 meeting in Khartoum; those attending included senior military and security officials, as well as President and Field ...
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