Sudan's Election Paradox

Author:
Adam O’Brien
Publisher:
ENOUGH Project
Publication Date:
10 June 2009
Tags:
Sudan, Conflict, Peace and Security, United States, Canada and Africa

The United States and other key actors need to lower their expectations for the upcoming February 2011 national elections in Sudan and develop a multilateral strategy to press the Government of National Unity—the ruling National Congress Party in particular —to enact meaningful reforms regardless of who wins in 2010, revitalize CPA implementation, and establish a framework for talks in Darfur that are consistent with the power-sharing provisions of the CPA.

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