from The New Republic [on-line] February 9, 2006 http://www.tnr.com/doc.mhtml?i=w060206&s=reeves020906 Eric Reeves Last week, Assistant Secretary of State for African Affairs Jendayi Frazer signaled a shift in ...
Displaced Populations in Darfur Increasingly Face Annihilation, January 28, 2006
Growing number of Janjaweed attacks on camps; UN High Commissioner for Refugees warns of impending "catastrophe" Eric Reeves January 28, 2006 The ghastly final stage in the ongoing violent destruction of non-Arab or ...
Egypt Celebrates Fifty Years of Independence for Sudan, January 3, 2006
Sudanese refugees massacred by Egyptian Police; Egyptian Foreign Ministry declares enthusiastic support for Khartoum as site of AU, Arab League summits Eric Reeves January 3, 2006 There are many perspectives from ...
Khartoum Escalates Conflict in Eastern Sudan, Southern Sudan, and Darfur, January14, 2006
Kofi Annan belatedly acknowledges the need for robust international intervention to replace AU force in Darfur Eric Reeves January 14, 2006 A wide range of recent news and policy reports clearly reveal the consequences ...
UN Humanitarian Intervention in Darfur: Prospect or Posturing? January 21, 2006
Impressive language, but little evidence of real political commitment Eric Reeves January 21, 2006 The radical inadequacy of African Union forces in Darfur has become undeniable, even to the most disingenuous members ...
“Now or Never: Why Time is Running out in Darfur,” from The New Republic, November 28, 2005
The New Republic (on-line), November 28, 2005 [www.tnr.com] by Eric Reeves WHAT will happen after humanitarian organizations leave Darfur? The question grows more relevant daily. For much of 2004, humanitarian groups ...
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