The escalating crisis in Darfur: are there prospects for peace?: hearing before the Committee on Foreign Affairs, House of Representatives, One Hundred Tenth Congress, first session, February 8, 2007.
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Although the situation appeared to stabilise in late 2004, a further dramatic escalation in the conflict in spring 2005 prompted the un and some ngos to withdraw.
Much of what was written outside sudan about darfur was intended for a generic debate about the links between conflict and natural resources and therefore fails.
23 jul 2013 “we are deeply concerned with the developing situation which threatens fragile food security in this region,” said wfp sudan country director.
A separate conflict that remained unresolved centred on the darfur region in western sudan. The conflict began in 2003 when rebels launched an insurrection to protest what they contended was the sudanese government’s disregard for the western region and its non-arab population.
Darfur, western sudan has been described by the then united nations (un) humanitarian coordinator in sudan, mukesh kapila, as the world's greatest.
Environmental depletion is increasing at a rapid rate; this means that if the competition over fair water distribution in darfur is not resolved, then violent conflict.
5 sep 2007 point that darfur's extreme poverty, rising population, growing water stress and desertification are all important contributors to the darfur crisis.
22 feb 2007 fabrice weissman looks at the major stages of the darfur conflict since 2003 from the perspective of a humanitarian medical organisation.
The darfur women action group (dwag) would like to express our grave concern over the escalation of events that happened last week due to the appointment of kassala’s new civilian governor, saleh ammar, and the multiple casualties and injuries sustained during the violence that followed.
The paper is also review the ethnic conflict over economic interests and the response of africa leaders with particular reference to the current darfur crisis of 2003/.
Less rainfall on the fringes of the sahara desert is putting more of a strain on resources than ever before.
Sudan, where prospects for peace had looked so promising for much of 2003, has become a potential horror story in 2004.
The international community can no longer ignore the escalating war in sudan's western region of darfur, which threatens international peace and security because of its cross-border nature, including refugee spill-over. It is described by un officials as the worst humanitarian crisis in africa.
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Chairman, distinguished members of the committee, thank you for the opportunity to provide testimony on the vitally important issue of the escalating crisis in darfur.
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The fighting reportedly pitted arab against non-arab tribes in west darfur’s capital el geneina, and is thought to have started as a local dispute before escalating into broader disputes between militias.
8 feb 2007 english analysis on sudan about protection and human rights; published on 08 feb 2007 by brookings-bern.
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29 apr 2014 increasing pressure on land and other natural resources in darfur is adding fuel to the fire of ethnic tensions in the region.
It examines the situation of 2 million internally displaced persons (idps) scattered over the vast area of the darfur region and makes a number of recommendations.
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E the war in darfur, also nicknamed the land cruiser war, is a major armed conflict in the darfur region of sudan that began in february 2003 when the sudan liberation movement (slm) and the justice and equality movement (jem) rebel groups began fighting the government of sudan, which they accused of oppressing darfur's non- arab population.
International support for the failed doha document for peace in sudan,8 a process that stovepipes darfur's conflict, promotes divisive deals with small rebel.
The war in darfur, also nicknamed the land cruiser war, is a major armed conflict in the darfur region of sudan that began in february 2003 when the sudan liberation movement (slm) and the justice and equality movement (jem) rebel groups began fighting the government of sudan, which they accused of oppressing darfur's non-arab population.
It concentrates on darfur dynamics, in particular a mapping of the complex conflict lines between and among communities and armed groups and militias, some.
The darfur region of sudan has been volatile over the past 30 years, escalating into open rebellion in 2003. 5 million darfuris in need of humanitarian assistance, including 2 million internally displaced persons (idps). Intensified conflict in 2013 had added 300,000 people to the idp ranks.
The darfur crisis came to prominence within diplomatic arenas and in western media by february/march 2004. This was thanks to activists such as eric reeves, nicholas kristof and un officials, first mukesh kapila and then kofi annan. By then, however, one million people had already been displaced and the bulk of the massacres had been committed.
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