Part 1 of this mortality assessment (April 28, 2006), surveying all relevant extant data, concludes that since the outbreak of major conflict in Darfur (February 2003), over 450,000 people have died from violence, disease, ...

Collapsing security, funding shortfalls, humanitarian evacuations, growing violence in Chad, looming war in Eastern Sudan---and political dithering by international community Eric Reeves March 7, 2006 The Economist ...

Currently extant data, in aggregate, strongly suggest that total excess mortality in Darfur, over the course of more than three years of deadly conflict, now significantly exceeds 450,000. As Rwanda marks a grim twelfth ...

The National Islamic Front exports targeted ethnic destruction to Chad Eric Reeves March 1, 2006 Even as security conditions for civilians and humanitarian operations in Darfur continue to deteriorate, the lack of ...

Given reluctance in Brussels, a good deal less than meets the eye Eric Reeves February 22, 2006 President Bush declared this past Friday that a security force for Darfur will require "NATO stewardship, planning, ...

Darfur, Chad, Eastern Sudan, Southern Sudan---all remain victims of National Islamiic Front tyranny and brutality Eric Reeves February 14, 2006 Yesterday's meeting at the White House between President George W. Bush ...

As New Violence Displaces Many Tens of Thousands of Darfuris, as humanitarian security deteriorates badly, threatening hundreds of thousands, the Bush administration decides these people are no longer victims of ...