Can Khartoum disarm the janjaweed militia?
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DARFUR, Sudan: Khadijah Mohammed Ali Ardamatta, a resident of the Ardamatta camp in West Darfur, removed her shawl to show a deep wound in her chest sustained when Arab militias attacked her in February in her village of Noury.
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To ratchet up the pressure on the Sudanese government - which has promised to disarm Arab militiamen accused of killing 30,000 and forcing more than 1.4 million from their homes â-nited Nations special representative Jan Pronk and British Foreign
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A Shi'ite militia led by Moqtada  al-Sadr will start to disarm in Baghdad from Monday following a  deal reached on Saturday with Iraq's interim government and  U.S. officials, the chief Shi'ite negotiator said.
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GENEINA, Sudan  - Angry Darfuris who fled Arab  militias told the U.N.'s top envoy in Sudan Thursday they are  still not safe because the Janjaweed who tormented them at home  are among security forces guarding refugee camps.
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GENEINA, Sudan  - Five hundred Sudanese militiamen  in government service disarmed in western Darfur Friday at a  ceremony attended by U.N. envoy Jan Pronk, but denied they were  Arab Janjaweed irregulars blamed for killing, raping and  looting in Darfur aimed at African villagers.
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Description: Monday is the deadline set by the UN for Sudan&#39;s government to disarm the militias accused of killing more than 30,000 African farmers while looting and burning their villages.
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Khartoum if it does not stop Arab militia terrorising African farmers in the remote western province. &quot;I first discussed the crisis in Darfur when I was in Khartoum in December ... They
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Five hundred Sudanese militiamen in government service disarmed in western Darfur Friday at a ceremony attended by U.N. envoy Jan Pronk, but denied they were Arab Janjaweed irregulars blamed for killing, raping and looting in Darfur aimed at African villagers.
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ABUJA, Nigeria  - Sudanese rebels insisted on  Tuesday that the government disarm its militias in Darfur  before they would sign a deal to bring aid to 1.5 million  civilians displaced by violence.
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As the month-end deadline nears for Sudan to disarm the mostly Arab pro-government militias in Darfur, the United Nations and Western powers are in a dilemma over how far to go to stop the killing in an African country.
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Sudan's government is accused of deploying weapons to Darfur in defiance of a UN arms embargo.
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The United Nations is seeking to disarm both rebels and government-backed militias in Darfur, a senior UN official says.
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ADDIS ABABA, Ethiopia -- The African Union said yesterday that the situation in Sudan's troubled Darfur region was worsening because of the return of re armed janjaweed militia and Khartoum's resolve to use military force.
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KHARTOUM, 26 September 2004 - The Sudanese government imposed a security clampdown yesterday after announcing that it had foiled a coup attempt by supporters of jailed former ally Hassan Turabi, a claim derided by anti-government rebels.
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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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NAJAF, Iraq - Radical cleric Muqtada al-Sadr accepted a peace plan Wednesday calling for his militiamen to disarm and leave their hideout in a revered Shiite shrine, raising hopes of ending a battle that has threatened to undermine Iraq's fledgling interim government.    But gunfire and explosions crackled across Najaf after the deal was announced and there was no indication of whether there could be a quick end to two weeks of fighting between al-Sadr's forces and U.S...
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Sudanese security forces in Darfur are claiming they have no orders to disarm pro-government militias blamed for atrocities in the region, the head of rights group Amnesty International said.