Sudan Says It Doesn't Oppose More Monitors
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Sudan's foreign minister said his country does not object to increased numbers of foreign cease-fire monitors, plus troops to protect them, being deployed to crisis-torn Darfur.
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A Sudanese accused of war crimes denied leading a group of janjaweed militias in attacks on civilians in Darfur, saying in a newspaper report Sunday that he had been recruited to protect villagers and nomads from the Arab militiamen.
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Sudan will not accept a peacekeeping force in the troubled Darfur region but may agree to extra monitors being deployed, its foreign minister says.
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Agriculture Minister insists Sudan can handle security situation in Darfur without need for AU peacekeepers. ABUJA - The head of Sudan&#39;s delegation to African Union-sponsored talks on the conflict in the western
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China's special envoy on Darfur defended his country's efforts to stop violence in the Sudanese region and suggested Thursday that Western countries who condemn China's oil interests in Sudan are guilty of hypocrisy.
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Sudan on Thursday dismissed British Prime Minister Tony Blair's threats of sanctions and a "no-fly zone" over Darfur, and said it welcomed the visit of a U.N. mission as long as it reflected reality.
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The Sudanese government on Thursday defended its human rights record to a United Nations panel, faulting rebel groups for not stopping "gross violations" in its conflict-torn Darfur region.
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A top Sudanese official said Wednesday that his country did not need African Union peacekeepers to protect civilians in its troubled western Darfur region but
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Sudan says it it willing to discuss deploying more African Union monitors in the western Darfur region. Both the Sudanese foreign minister Mustafa Osman Ismail and Sudan&#39;s ambassador to the United Nations
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Sudan on Monday denied Darfur rebel  reports that its troops had attacked their camps, breaking a  ceasefire and a peace deal signed this month to end the  conflict which has killed tens of thousands.
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KHARTOUM, Aug 18, 2004 (Financial Times) -- The number of military observers deployed in the Darfur region of Sudan is not sufficient to monitor whether the Sudanese government fulfils its pledges to the United Nations, a senior UN ...
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A new United Nations report says Sudan has not disarmed Arab militias or stopped attacks against civilians in the strife-torn Darfur region.
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Heads of state from Sudan, Chad and the Central African Republic agreed not to &quot;support any rebellion&quot; within each other's countries, Sudan's foreign minister said.
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The U.N. Security Council on Friday allowed U.N. experts, who have recommended sanctions on top Sudanese officials, to continue monitoring atrocities and arms embargo violations in Darfur.
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Secretary of State Colin Powell on Saturday declined to say whether Sudan was still carrying out ethnic genocide in Darfur, but warned that the government could face U.N. penalties if the violence in the region continues.
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Sudan&#39;s foreign minister said on Thursday that there was no ethnic cleansing or genocide in the country&#39;s Darfur region and rejected a United Nations estimate that 50,000 people have been killed.
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Khartoum agrees to allow more African Union troops and monitors in Darfur.