Sudanese Border Towns Split by Conflict
- Publisher:
- Al Jazeera English
- Publication Date:
- 14 May 2012
- Tags:
- Sudan, South Sudan, Conflict, Peace and Security
People along the border between Sudan and South Sudan have lived and worked together in harmony for years.
But that's slowly changing as hostilities between the two countries increase.
Haru Mutasa reports from the border town of Bentiu in Unity State.
Thousands of South Sudanese Repatriated
- IOM to Airlift South Sudanese Stranded in White Nile
- Refugee Group Attacks Khartoum's Over South Sudanese Returnees
- Deadline for Stay of Stranded South Sudanese Nationals in White Nile State Extended
- Govt Suspends Expulsion of Southerners in White Nile for Two Week
- International Organizations Call On Govt. to Give Southerners More Time
- Operation to Airlift Citizens Stranded in Sudan Begins - UN Official
- Jonglei Plans to Receive 15,000 Returnees From Khartoum
- South Sudan to Airlift Over 10,000 IDPs From Khartoum
- IOM Needs U.S.$ 3 Million to Transport Stranded
- Sudanese Refugees Face Rising Challenges As Outflow Grows
- White Nile State to Begin Deportation of South Sudanese On Saturday
- Nation Extends Exodus Deadline to 20th May
South Sudan: Struggle in Face of Growing Refugee Crisis
- UNHCR Chief Appeals for Massive Humanitarian Support
- Country Struggling in Face of Growing Refugee Crisis
- MSF Resumes Aid to Flashpoint Region
- UN Launches Major Aid Effort After Clashes
- Ethnic Violence Threatens Food Supply, Says UN
- Urgent Measures Needed to Protect all Ethnic Groups - MRG
- Thousands Need Help After Ethnic Attacks, Says UN
