Eric Reeves June 9, 2004 A rapidly growing body of evidence suggests that the UN will not respond with appropriate urgency or forceful resolve to end the massive human destruction in Darfur. Indeed, there is at present ...

Eric Reeves, 12 May 2004 There are no trains leading to the death camps of Darfur: transportation takes the form of militarily coerced displacement, forcing the African tribal peoples of Darfur, bereft of all resources, to ...

Eric Reeves June 25, 2004 With so much conspicuous and compelling evidence of genocide in Darfur, with impending visits to the region by US Secretary of State Colin Powell (scheduled for June 29, 2004) and by UN ...

Eric Reeves June 23, 2004 At least efforts at self-exculpation for the Rwandan genocide waited until the terrible events were completed. In Darfur---"Rwanda in slow-motion," in the all-too apt phrase of International ...

"In response to the question, 'Is the Darfur conflict genocide?' [,] if we strictly apply the provisions of the 1948 Convention on the Prevention and Punishment of the Crime of Genocide, there is no doubt that the ...

Kofi Annan on Darfur, June 17, 2004: "Based on reports that I have received, I cannot at this stage call it genocide. There are massive violations of international humanitarian law, but I am not ready to describe it as ...