Moral clarity blurs in Darfur crisis
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Talks between Sudan&#39;s government and two rebel groups to resolve the nearly two-year battle resume Friday. By Abraham McLaughlin | Staff writer of The Christian Science Monitor.
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The picture in Darfur is one of distress, denial and disappointment. Distress of people whose lives and livelihood have been destroyed, denial of responsibility by the Sudanese government and disappointment
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Sudanese officials said Tuesday that they felt vindicated by a U.N. investigation that found that atrocities in Sudan's western Darfur region did not amount to genocide. But they disagreed with the United Nations' call to prosecute Sudanese government and military officials for crimes against humanity.
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The Christian Science Monitor - With time running out on the African Union's peacekeeping force in Darfur, the United Nations may find out if the international community has the ability to stop renewed genocide.
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Since rebel groups in the Darfur region of western Sudan took up arms against the government nearly two years ago, the violence has resulted in what the United Nations says is the worst humanitarian crisis in the world.
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The Christian Science Monitor - &#8211; Deteriorating security conditions in Darfur &#8211; a vast region of Sudan that is equal in size to France &#8211; are endangering the largest humanitarian aid operation in the world.
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Sudan and Western powers plunged into a war of words over Darfur on Friday, with Khartoum countering US charges of genocide by saying Washington was playing electoral politics with a humanitarian crisis.
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The worst humanitarian crisis in the world is taking place in the Darfur region of Sudan. The government responded to a revolt of peoples there by unleashing the Janjaweed Arab militias, who have raped, pillaged and burned their way across the region.
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Saying they hoped African leaders could solve what the United Nations calls the world&#39;s worst humanitarian crisis without sanctions, the leaders of Egypt, Chad, Nigeria and Libya discussed the crisis in Sudan&#39;s Darfur region with the
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A humanitarian crisis in Sudan's Darfur region, once called the world's worst, appears to have eased, with the death toll from disease dropping, a senior World Health Organization (WHO) official said Tuesday.
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Two months after the Bush administration declared the atrocities in Darfur a genocide, the conflict shows signs of escalating, deepening a bleak humanitarian crisis
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Sudan's final rejection of a joint U.N.-African peacekeeping force in Darfur came as little surprise to many involved in failed international efforts to end the region's deadly violence.
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The first visit by an Amnesty International team to Darfur over the last several days showed that the US human rights record has weakened its case to intervene in a human rights crisis elsewhere.
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A brief timeline of important events in the crisis in western Sudan.
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The United States expressed skepticism Tuesday over Sudan&#39;s acceptance of a joint African Union-UN force to bring an end to the bloodshed in Darfur.
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Refugees who have fled the brutal conflict in Sudan's Darfur province praised a United Nations call for foreign troops to quell the crisis there. Residents of a nearby village, meanwhile, blamed rebels for the violence and expressed suspicion about foreign involvement.
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While there is growing attention to ongoing genocide in Darfur, this has not translated into either a meaningful international response or an accurate rendering of the scale and evident course of the catastrophe.