QUANTIFYING GENOCIDE: Darfur Mortality Update, 6 August 2010 (updated November 2016) Eric Reeves | 6 August 2010 | http://wp.me/p45rOG-AB [Of note: The Guardian (UK), July 7, 2016 uses my estimate of 500,000 dead ...
Darfur Humanitarian Update: August 31, 2010
Darfur Humanitarian Update: August 31, 2010 Eric Reeves | August 31, 2010 | http://wp.me/p45rOG-B7 Sections of the present analysis: •Political Context •Khartoum's proposed "New Strategy" for Darfur •US support for ...
“Encouraging Khartoum: South Sudan Victimized by ‘Moral Equivalence,'” The Sudan Tribune, December 21, 2010
In the grim end-game to negotiations that seek to bring about a peaceful self-determination referendum for South Sudan, the Obama administration seems willing to surrender honesty in the process. Operating under the ...
The Obama Administration “Decouples” Darfur
The relationship between Darfur and Southern Sudan has never been well understood by the Obama administration, largely because of the incompetence of the president's special envoy to Sudan, retired Air Force General Scott ...
“UN Collaboration in the Silencing of Darfur,” Dissent Magazine (on-line), September 5, 2010
"UN Collaboration in the Silencing of Darfur," Dissent Magazine (on-line), September 5, 2010 Eric Reeves | https://wp.me/p45rOG-AH Despite its ongoing agony, Darfur is slowly disappearing from international sight. ...
Humanitarian Conditions in Darfur: An Overview (Part 2)
SECURITY CONTEXT FOR ASSESSING HUMANITARIAN CONDITIONS There can be no understanding of humanitarian conditions or humanitarian capacity in Darfur without a clear understanding of the security crisis that has intensified so ...
Humanitarian Conditions in Darfur: An Overview (Part 1)
In August 2009, two departing leaders of the current UN/African Union peace support operation in Darfur (UNAMID) claimed that the war in Darfur was over, and had devolved into a "low-intensity" security problem. General ...
“What Khartoum Has Learned from Its Electoral ‘Triumph'”
The dispatch came from a news organization most people have never heard of—"Radio Dabanga"—and its account was numbingly familiar: "Two women and a child were killed on Wednesday morning (May 5, 2010) by aerial ...
Civilians at Risk: Human Security and Humanitarian Aid in Darfur
Darfur has in recent months received considerably less attention from news organizations, as well as human rights and policy groups. Sudan's place in the news is now dominated by the upcoming April elections for national and ...