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Referendum Raises Expulsion Fears Among Sudanese

Forced expulsions, violent recriminations, mass exodus, peaceful co-existence - just some of the possible outcomes for hundreds of thousands of Southern Sudanese living in the North.

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Sudanese supporters of the south's SPLM party wave the southern flag.

Sudan: Referendum Raises Expulsion Fears

UNIRIN, 27 September 2010

Forced expulsions, violent recriminations, mass exodus, peaceful co-existence - just some of the possible outcomes for hundreds of thousands of Southern Sudanese living in the… Read more »
Sudan: UN High-Level Meeting Voices Support for Peace Efforts

UN News, 25 September 2010

World leaders and high-ranking officials meeting at the United Nations today renewed their support for the parties to the 2005 peace accord that ended Sudan's north-south civil war… Read more »
Sudan: Obama Urges Leaders to Embrace a Peaceful Future

America.gov, 24 September 2010

President Barack Obama says Sudan's leaders face a choice between war, continued isolation and international pressure, or peace that can open the way to economic and agricultural… Read more »
Sudan: One Country Or Two, Africa Backs Sudanese, Says Mbeki

Govt of SA, 25 September 2010

The text of a speech by the Chairperson of the African Union High Level Implementation Panel on Sudan (AUHIP), Thabo Mbeki, at the UN High Level Meeting on Sudan in New York: Read more »
Sudan: End Curbs on Freedom of Expression, Says Rights Group

CISA, 24 September 2010

The Sudanese authorities should halt the harassment and intimidation of journalists in the run up to the referendum on southern independence in January 2011, Amnesty International… Read more »
Sudan: Secretary-General's remarks at High-Level Meeting on Sudan

UN, 25 September 2010

Remarks made by UN Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon at a high-level Meeting on Sudan at the United Nations: Read more »
Sudan: Remarks by President Barack Obama at a Meeting on Sudan

White House, 24 September 2010

Remarks made by President Barack Obama at a meeting of leaders and high-level officials on Sudan, held at the United Nations in New York: Read more »
Sudan: U.S. Congress Members Urge Obama Administration to Define Policy

allAfrica, 23 September 2010

Members of the U.S. Congress on Thursday sent a letter to President Barack Obama urging his administration to "take additional steps" to define its policy on Sudan and to "publicly… Read more »

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23 September 2010
Sudan Letter to President Obama from members of Congress

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Letter from members of U.S. Congress to President Barack Obama urging the administration to take "additional steps" to define its policy on Sudan. see more »

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Referendum Raises Expulsion Fears Among Sudanese

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