Eric Reeves April 20, 2005 Comments made during a recent trip to Sudan by US Deputy Secretary of State Robert Zoellick suggest a significant effort is underway by the Bush administration to downplay the catastrophe in ...

Still no serious response to insecurity facing civilians, humanitarian workers Eric Reeves May 7, 2005 Despite recent announcements that the AU will seek NATO logistical help in augmenting its woefully under-sized and ...

A symbol of international impotence in confronting Darfur's genocide Eric Reeves April 12, 2005 Relatives and friends of the many innocent civilians slaughtered last week in the village of Khor Abeche (South Darfur, ...

Eric Reeves March 21, 2005 Recent statements from UN human rights specialists, international policy organizations, human rights groups, and even the UN political leadership make clear there is now broad international ...

No evidence from the UN, US, or Europeans (Part 2 of a two-part analysis) Eric Reeves March 31, 2005 The signs of a deteriorating humanitarian situation continue to be evident everywhere in Darfur: from acute water ...

Current data for total mortality from violence, malnutrition, and disease Eric Reeves March 11, 2005 Building on eleven previous assessments of global mortality in Darfur, this analysis finds that approximately 380,000 ...

Disturbing trends suggest further attenuation of humanitarian relief Eric Reeves April 7, 2005 All signs are that physical security for humanitarian operations in Darfur continues to deteriorate at a very serious rate. ...

Consequences going forward for southern Sudan and Darfur Eric Reeves March 17, 2005 "The United Nations has withdrawn all international staff in part of western Sudan to the state capital after Arab militias said they ...