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Sudan: New Weapons From China and Russia Fuelling Conflict
AI London, 8 February 2012
Arms sales from China and Russia are fuelling serious human rights violations in Darfur, Amnesty International said today. Read more »
Refugees in the western Sudanese region of Darfur.
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In the aftermath of a successful referendum process in South Sudan which will likely lead to the emergence of two new states – North and South ... see more »
As peace negotiations over Sudan's Darfur region come to a close, several Washington-based advocacy groups have warned against losing focus on a comprehensive peace agreement for ... Read more »
The field commanders of the Justice and Equality Movement have sworn to continue the armed struggle against what it calls 'the system of genocide in Khartoum'. Read more »
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