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  • South Sudan: Urgent Action Needed To Avert Collapse
    03/26/2009

    International engagement is urgently needed to rescue south Sudan from the brink of an unfolding crisis. The perilous situation is being ignored amid the focus on the indictment of President Al-Bashir by the International Criminal Court.

  • Sudan: UNMIS Must be More Proactive in Protecting Civilians
    01/07/2009
    Sudan is entering a volatile period in the implementation of the Comprehensive Peace Agreement. The risk of violent outbreaks is acute. The UN Mission in Sudan (UNMIS) was deployed with a mandate to observe and monitor CPA implementation, and is therefore both ill-equipped and ill-disposed to engage in civilian protection efforts.
  • Northern Uganda: International Support for Sudanese Refugees Still Required
    08/04/2008

    To promote peace and stability in the region, donors should provide increased funding to the UN Refugee Agency (UNHCR) so that Sudanese refugees who wish to return home from Uganda can do so safely, voluntarily, and in dignity. Assistance will also be needed for those who wish to integrate locally. At the same time, the threat of new violence in south Sudan requires ongoing space for refugees to seek asylum in Uganda. This will be enhanced by ensuring that former refugee settlement areas are rehabilitated and handed over to the local authorities in good condition.

  • Tchad: Renforcer la mission de l’ONU pour une sécurité durable
    07/24/2008

    Malgré la présence d’une force militaire de l’Union européenne à l’est du Tchad, des mouvements rebelles, la violence intercommunautaire, des attaques transfrontalières et le banditisme sont endémiques. Les civils et le personnel humanitaire sont régulièrement attaqués et une insécurité continuelle entrave la distribution de l’aide humanitaire. Pour augmenter la stabilité au Tchad, le Conseil de sécurité des Nations Unies doit renforcer la mission de maintien de l’ordre de l’ONU (MINURCAT), augmenter les efforts pour la réforme du secteur de la justice et donner la possibilité au responsable civil de la mission de l’ONU de s’engager dans des efforts politiques en vue de la stabilisation et de la réconciliation.

  • Tchad: Préparer le terrain pour un retour durable
    07/24/2008
    Les agences d’aide internationale et les pays donateurs devraient développer des stratégies pour promouvoir des solutions durables pour les personnes déplacées internes (PDI) dans l’est du Tchad et pour diminuer la dépendance des réfugiés soudanais à l’assistance extérieure.
  • Chad: Strengthen UN Mission for Lasting Security
    07/24/2008
    Despite the presence of a European Union military force in eastern Chad, rebel movements, inter-communal violence, cross border attacks and banditry are rampant. Civilians and humanitarian staff are routinely attacked and ongoing insecurity is hampering the delivery of humanitarian aid. To increase stability in Chad, the United Nations Security Council must strengthen the UN policing mission (MINURCAT), increase efforts for justice sector reform and give the civilian head of the UN mission the ability to engage in political efforts towards stabilization and reconciliation.
  • Chad: Set the Stage for Sustainable Return
    07/24/2008
    International aid agencies and donor governments should develop strategies to promote durable solutions for internally displaced people (IDPs) in eastern Chad and to decrease Sudanese refugees’ dependence on outside assistance.
  • South Sudan: Peace Dividends or Peace Penalties?
    03/04/2008
    Three years after the signature of the Comprehensive Peace Agreement (CPA) between the Government of Sudan and the Sudan People’s Liberation Movement/Army (SPLM/A), adequate access to basic services and creation of sustainable livelihoods remain elusive for most Sudanese people. Since 2004, an estimated 2 million southern Sudanese, either exiled in neighbouring countries or displaced within Sudan, have returned home, with more than 90% having done so spontaneously. Only a fraction has received adequate assistance.
  • Darfur: Time to Uphold the Arms Embargo
    01/24/2008
  • Sudan: Humanitarian Action Still Under Fire in Darfur
    12/13/2007
  • South Sudan: Sudanese People Still Awaiting Tangible Peace Dividends
    08/08/2007
  • UN Resolution for Darfur: An Important But Insufficient First Step Towards Protecting Civilians
    08/02/2007
  • Sudan: Southern Insecurity Threatens Progress of the Comprehensive Peace Agreement
    07/11/2007
  • South Sudan: Returning Sudanese Need More Help to Restart their Lives
    07/06/2007
  • Sudan: Seven months and counting for the Darfur hybrid force
    06/11/2007
  • Chad: Will a UN Presence on the Darfur Border Protect Civilians?
    03/30/2007
  • Chad: Waiting for Help - and for More Ethnic Attacks - on Darfur’s Border
    03/06/2007
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