End Sudan&#39;s slaughter
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By the time Prime Minister Paul Martin addresses the United Nations fall session next week, 1,000 more people will have perished in Sudan&#39;s Darfur region, because the Security Council failed to save them.
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As we work to provide assistance in Sudan&#39;s remote Darfur region, we are confronted on a daily basis by the horrible toll of a conflict that has taken tens of thousands of lives and has displaced more than a million people.
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Sanctions must be imposed on Sudan to try to end the terrorising of its own citizens, Human Rights Watch urges.
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The province of Darfur in western Sudan is the newest global hot spot. All of a sudden our corporate media are full of reports by US and UK-based human rights organizations alleging mass murder, rape and ethnic cleansing.
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Secretary of State Powell Thursday called the Darfur situation &#39;genocide&#39; and urged the UN to take action. By Danna Harman | Staff writer of The Christian Science Monitor.
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The Christian Science Monitor - For the past three years, Arab militiamen have helped Sudan's government quell a rebellion in Darfur by slaughtering the region's mostly black African population and leaving behind a trail of rape, murder, and destruction. The result: more than 200,000 dead and 2 million displaced in what the United Nations calls the world's worst humanitarian emergency.
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Prime Minister Tony Blair has touched down in the Sudan for talks in the crisis-ridden country. Mr Blair arrived in capital city Khartoum ready to urge the Sudanese government to end the slaughter that has
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TONY Blair will today deliver an ultimatum to warlords in Sudan as he visits the conflict-ridden African country. In talks in Khartoum he will tell the Sudanese government they need to do more to stop the fighting in Darfur which has claimed 50,000 lives.
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KHARTOUM : Violence and human rights abuses in Sudan&#39;s conflict-torn Darfur region have diminished, but both Khartoum and the two rebel groups have to work harder to bring peace, UN High Commissioner for Refugees Ruud Lubbers said.
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The Khartoum government on Wednesday approved to halt its military operations in Darfur to the west of Sudan. This was in a step that will push both the two main rebel movements in the region to give up their
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Rarely has the impotence of the international community&#39;s response to the crisis in Sudan&#39;s Darfur province been so exposed as during the past week.
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The Sudanese government agreed to stop military operations in Darfur yesterday, several hours after a ceasefire deadline expired. &quot;We will inform our forces in Darfur immediately to stop any fighting,&quot; the
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Prime Minister Tony Blair today urged the government of Sudan to adopt a five-point plan designed to help end the slaughter in Darfur and ease the humanitarian crisis there.
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The Sudanese government is trying to meet UN demands to end the conflict in Darfur that has killed up to 50,000 people but needs to do more, British Foreign Secretary Jack Straw said on Tuesday.
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The swift conclusion of an agreement to end the 21-year civil war in southern Sudan is critical to solving the rest of the problems in Africa&#39;s largest country, officials
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Nearly two months ago, the UN Security Council passed a US-sponsored, watered-down resolution threatening to &quot;consider action&quot; - a diplomatic euphemism for sanctions â-nless Sudan disarms government-backed Arab militias that have killed thousands of
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Oxfam today urged Jack Straw to do all he can to bring an end to the violence in Darfur, Western Sudan. The International Agency welcomed his visit as a sign of continued engagement by the British government