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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DARFUR is on the brink of chaos as violence increases, order collapses and the number of desperate people in need of humanitarian aid reaches nearly 2.3 million, Kofi Annan, the United Nations secretary general, has warned in his darkest assessment yet of
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The fighting in Darfur has resulted in relocating nearly 1.6 million â âpeople, Pronk confirmed. He also affirmed that Egypt could play a crucial role â âin settling the Sudanese crisis.
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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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In light of the on going genocide and humanitarian crisis in Sudan&#39;s Darfur region, the government, Parliament and Ugandans should re-think Uganda- Sudan relations.
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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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KHARTOUM, Sept 4  -- Sudanese President Omar el-Bashir declared that he was committed to resolving the crisis in the troubled western Darfur region amid international criticism that his government was not doing enough to stop what the UN has
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The United Nations&#39; cautious broaching of sanctions if Sudan doesn&#39;t halt the genocide occurring in its Darfur region represents agonizingly slow progress by the international community to respond to this horrible crisis.
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PARIS, Jun 27 (IPS) - This week's summit in Paris on the crisis in  Sudan's Darfur region broke up with few concrete steps  towards a rapid solution, analysts say.
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While most of the country&#39;s attention has been focused on Iraq, a human-rights crisis has been unfolding in north Africa. In Darfur, Sudan, more than 50,000 people have been killed and 1.2 million displaced
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UNTIL RECENTLY, the international momentum on Darfur seemed positive. The plight of Sudan&#39;s western province was recognized as the world&#39;s most pressing humanitarian crisis, and a congressional resolution
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Sharp differences emerged on Monday  between Sudan and the international community over the purpose  of an upcoming conference world powers say is aimed at pushing  for a United Nations peacekeeping mission in Darfur.
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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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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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KHARTOUM, 6 September 2004 - Sudanese President Omar Bashir declared that he was committed to resolving the crisis in the troubled western Darfur region amid international criticism that his government was not doing enough to stop what the UN has
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NAIROBI As concern has continued to grow around the world at the ongoing ethnic cleansing in the western Darfur region of Sudan, the stream of high-profile visitors to Sudan over the past few months has been accompanied by increasingly angry language from
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The Oct. 3 editorial &quot;As Darfur Waits&quot; used the term &quot;genocide,&quot; although people involved with the situation in Sudan, such as Nigerian President Olusegun Obasanjo, the chairman of the African Union, refuse to use such characterizations.