Eric Reeves   -   http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-dyn/content/article/2007/06/01/AR2007060101849_pf.html      • In my decades teaching English literature, I've experienced nothing so painful as the final scene of "King ...

"Regime Change in Sudan," The Washington Post, 23 August 2004 Eric Reeves The horrors in Darfur mark this century's first great venture in genocide, but they are not the first such action perpetrated by the National ...

"Unnoticed Genocide," The Washington Post Eric Reeves, 25 February 2004  In the remote Darfur region of western Sudan, an unseen human disaster is rapidly accelerating amidst uncontrolled violence. The UN's ...

Eric Reeves    • The number is so shockingly large as to defy casual comprehension. We must exercise both moral and statistical imagination to understand the evil represented: 1.7 million human beings, the most recent U.N. ...

Eric Reeves     • A long-overdue American legislative response to Sudan's catastrophic civil war has become enmeshed in what may seem a peculiarly complex controversy. The Sudan Peace Act, as passed by the House in June, ...

"A UN Seat for Genocide," The Washington Post, 15 August 2000 Eric Reeves With steadily increasing ferocity, an air campaign of genocidal destruction is being mounted in the African nation of Sudan. Sudan's civil ...

Eric Reeves    • The human catastrophe that the Sudanese government has engineered in Sudan's western province of Darfur is worsening daily. The head of the U.S. Agency for International Development, Andrew Natsios, ...

المدنيون يواجهون الدمار بالجملة في منطقة دارفور  السودانية اريك ريفز نقلاً عن الوشنطن بوس 28 يوليو 2013 "The World Forgot Darfur.  Khartoum Didn't," The Washington Post, July 28, 2013 (Sunday) Eric Reeves   • [ "The ...

"On the Obstruction of Humanitarian Aid," African Studies Review, Volume 54, Number 3 (December 2011), pages 165 - 74 Eric Reeves  |  http://wp.me/p45rOG-I6 [Editors' note: With this issue, the African Studies Review ...