The security crisis confronting humanitarian operations in Darfur and eastern Chad has deepened dangerously in the past several weeks. A new level of violence and brazen attacks on aid workers has produced large-scale ...

The Washington Post asks on its editorial page of December 14, 2006 whether the 2008 Summer Games in Beijing will be remembered as the "Genocide Olympics." Given China's unstinting diplomatic support for Khartoum's National ...

Full-scale humanitarian collapse in Darfur looms ever closer, even as the violence that will occasion this collapse relentlessly increases. Hundreds of humanitarian workers have been evacuated in recent weeks from North ...

Evacuations of humanitarian personnel have in recent days accelerated dramatically in both North Darfur and eastern Chad. Today over 100 international aid workers, primarily non-essential staff, were evacuated from ...

Darfur and eastern Chad are now in the throes of uncontrolled, cataclysmic violence. Anarchic conditions are expanding with terrifying speed, even as the international community gives no evidence that it is prepared to act ...

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 ...

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 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 ...

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 ...

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 ...