Sudan 
International community hides behind the UN as Sudan lurches towards civil war(0)
Sudan is at a crossroads. Long before claims of genocide in Darfur bought the conflict in Sudan to our attention, the country had already been laid to waste by three decades of civil war between the country’s North and South that left 5 million displaced and 2.5 million dead. Hostilities formally ended in 2005 with [...]
Save Darfur
The International Criminal Court’s recent fumbled attempt to try Congolese rebel leader Thomas Lubanga Dyilo is the latest addition to a series of reasons why an ICC indictment of Sudanese president Omar Hassan Ahmad al-Bashir would be unwise.
Can Peace in Darfur be Sustainable?
By Jeca Taudte MIA 2007 According to its sponsors, Center for the Study of Human Rights, the Humanitarian Affairs Program and the Institute of African Studies, today’s SIPA conference about Darfur, “Towards Sustainable Peace in Darfur,” hopes to refocus efforts there on a development horizon that will have practical benefits to today’s humanitarian emergency as [...]
Towards Sustainable Peace in Darfur
The Center for the Study of Human Rights will present a conference on sustainable peace this coming Monday, December 3rd from 8 am to 5:30 pm at Columbia University. Morningside Post Editor Aaron Ernst interviewed CSHR visiting professor David Phillips about the upcoming conference.
