Eric Reeves, 5 November 5, 2001 • State Department expediency in dealing with Sudan's ongoing financial connections to Osama bin Laden and al-Qaeda has become all too obvious. The continuing refusal by the State ...
Khartoum and a “financial war on terrorism”: connecting the dots, November 2, 2001
As attention is increasingly focussed on a "financial war on terrorism," Sudan's name continues to become an ever more conspicuous refrain. Given the extensive financial and commercial relationship between Osama bin Laden ...
Bush administration gives ominous signs it abandoning commitment to self-determination for Southern Sudan, October 31, 2001
The Bush administration State Department is giving ominous signs in Khartoum that it is about to abandon all commitment to self-determination for southern Sudan. Speaking of the "Libyan-Egyptian Initiative," Robert ...
The Episcopal Church (US) formally resolves to divest from shareholding in Talisman Energy, October 25, 2001
The Episcopal Church has this past week formally resolved to divest from its shareholding in Talisman Energy, sending yet another signal that American churches will not be complicit in the oil-driven destruction of Sudan. ...
Khartoum again accelerates its bombing attacks against civilians in Southern Sudan, October 22, 2001
The ongoing military slaughter of innocent civilians in Southern Sudan continues apace, as the Khartoum regime now bombs fleeing civilians in western Bahr el-Ghazal and makes ongoing use of Talisman Energy airstrips for ...
Canadian/British human rights investigation of oil development in Southern Sudan produces an authoritatively damning indictment, October 18, 2001 Part III
The Gagnon/Ryle human rights assessment report on oil development in Sudan ["Report of an Investigation into Oil Development, Conflict and Displacement in Western Upper Nile, Sudan," October 2001] is a brutally critical ...
Canadian/British human rights investigation of oil development in Southern Sudan produces an authoritatively damning indictment, October 17, 2001 Part II
Yesterday's vitally important human rights assessment of oil development in Sudan ["Report of an Investigation into Oil Development, Conflict and Displacement in Western Upper Nile, Sudan," October 2001] stands as a ...
Canadian/British human rights investigation of oil development in Southern Sudan produces an authoritatively damning indictment, October 16, 2001 Part I
A Canadian/British human rights assessment mission has today (October 16, 2001) released the most detailed and authoritative report to date on oil development in Sudan ["Report of an Investigation into Oil Development, ...
UN Special Rapporteur for Sudan again confirms that oil development is exacerbating conflict, October 11, 2001
Research by the newest United Nations Special Rapporteur for Sudan has confirmed and extended the findings of his predecessors concerning the role of oil in exacerbating Sudan's brutally destructive civil war. Gerhart Baum, ...
Khartoum bombing attacks force suspense of UN humanitarian relief efforts, October 9, 2001
By means of deadly aerial assaults, the Government of Sudan has succeeded in forcing the United Nations to abandon its humanitarian relief efforts to assist the 20,000 internally displaced persons in Mangayath, Bahr el-Ghazal ...
- « Previous Page
- 1
- …
- 147
- 148
- 149
- 150
- 151
- …
- 183
- Next Page »