A Strategy For Comprehensive Peace in Sudan

Publisher:
International Crisis Group
Publication Date:
26 July 2007
Tags:
Conflict, Peace and Security, Sudan, International Organizations and Africa

This report examines how the Comprehensive Peace Agreement (CPA), which ended Africa's longest-running civil war in 2005, is being extensively undermined, primarily by the ruling National Congress Party (NCP). While international attention has focused on Darfur, albeit without much success, Sudan's other brewing conflicts and the crucial implementation of the CPA are being largely ignored. Crisis Group says a more balanced approach is urgently needed, also in the interest of peace in Darfur.

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