Abyei - Sudan's West Bank
- Author:
- Douglas H. Johnson
- Publisher:
- Enough Project
- Publication Date:
- 4 April 2011
- Tags:
- Sudan, Conflict, Peace and Security, Governance
South Sudan’s July 9, 2011 Independence Day is fast approaching, but ongoing violence in Abyei, including the deliberate burning of villages by northern-aligned forces and the displacement of 20,000 people, threatens to undo progress toward peace in Sudan. At this moment, Enough presents an assessment of the current situation and recommendations for a sustainable solution from Douglas H. Johnson.
UN Voices Concern Over Violence in Abyei
- Abyei Clashes Displace 20,000
- Top Leaders to Meet Over Abyei Tensions
- Abyei Conflict Could Derail Peace, UN Expert Warns
- Why the Abyei Region is Bound to Remain Chronic Headache
- United States Responds on Recent Violence in Abyei Region
- Statement On Recent Violence in Abyei Region of Sudan
- MSF Providing Emergency Medical Services in Abyei
- Fighting in Abyei Forces 20,000 to Flee
- Thousands Displaced By Abyei Violence 'At Risk'
- Civilians Flee Abyei Violence
Anxiety Grows Over Vote in Sudan's Abyei Region
- NCP Warns SPLM Against Annexation of Abyei
- Abyei, Citizenship Remain Flashpoints - Deng Alor, Southern Official
- Abyei Leaders Call for Resolution of Vote Delay
- Abyei Official Says North Deployed Troops in Region
- South's Forces Deny Entering Abyei Region
- Parties Meet to Decide on Abyei Independence Vote
- Abyei Region Braces for 'Bad Christmas'
- Clashes and Demos in Abyei
- Abyei Conflict Threatens to Escalate
- Peace Deal Agreed On Oil-Rich Region
- Fears of More Conflict Amid Abyei Suffering
