Evacuations of humanitarian personnel have in recent days accelerated dramatically in both North Darfur and eastern Chad. Today over 100 international aid workers, primarily non-essential staff, were evacuated from ...
“Why the Addis Ababa ‘agreement’ on Darfur is anything but”
Late this summer, after the U.N. Security Council gave the go-ahead to send 22,500 troops and police to end the genocide in Darfur, in the form of Resolution 1706, Khartoum adamantly refused to accept the U.N. force. But, on ...
Darfur, Eastern Chad Face Unconstrained Human Destruction
Darfur and eastern Chad are now in the throes of uncontrolled, cataclysmic violence. Anarchic conditions are expanding with terrifying speed, even as the international community gives no evidence that it is prepared to act ...
The Addis Ababa “Conclusions” on Security for Darfur: A Diplomatic Travesty
Preliminary news reports on the "Conclusions" from what was convened as a "High Level Consultation on the Situation in Darfur" (Addis Ababa, November 16, 2006) were remarkably misleading. Far from being the diplomatic ...
Civilian and Humanitarian Security in Darfur: Final Concessions to Khartoum
The signals have been everywhere in evidence these past ten days: there is simply no stomach within the international community to provide military resources for meaningful protection of the nearly 4.5 million ...
The Final Onslaught in Darfur: Assaults on Camps for Displaced Civilians
The Final Onslaught in Darfur: Assaults on Camps for Displaced Civilians Eric Reeves | 4 November 2006 http://wp.me/p45rOG-yp With a grim predictability, the last and likely most deadly phase of the genocide in ...
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