Refugees International hosted an on-the-record briefing with Sudanese partners and observers who were recently on the ground in Darfur and Eastern Chad to discuss the latest and what must be done.
CNN: Report details mass atrocities and hunger in Darfur
Mass atrocities are happening again in Sudan. The international community must step up pressure to stop them. Daniel P. Sullivan joined CNN’s Rosemary Church to discuss his latest report Bearing Witness: Atrocities and Looming Hunger in Darfur.
Bearing Witness: Atrocities and Looming Hunger in Darfur
Twenty years on from the Darfur genocide, mass atrocities are once again underway in Darfur. As a larger war continues to ravage the country of Sudan, a disturbing new wave of ethnically targeted killing has been unleashed by a militia descended from the groups that carried out the original genocide.
Climate-fueled Violence and Displacement in the Lake Chad Basin: Focus on Chad and Cameroon
Climate change is fueling violence and displacement in the Lake Chad Basin Region.
Responding to Chad’s Displacement Crisis in the Lac Province and the Implementation of the Kampala Convention
The coming months present a unique opportunity to change how Chadian authorities and international actors work to address the country’s humanitarian and displacement crisis.
Displaced Chadians: Caught between Deadly Violence and a Deadly Virus
Many Chadians now find themselves trapped between violence and the looming humanitarian threat of a new deadly virus.
Secretary Tillerson Should Promote Safety and Rights of Displaced People During his Trip to Sub-Saharan Africa
As U.S. Secretary of State Rex Tillerson embarks on a multi-nation trip to sub-Saharan Africa, Refugees International delivered a letter to the secretary urging the Trump administration to use this critical opportunity to reaffirm U.S. humanitarian support, while advocating for policies that promote the safety, dignity, and rights of refugees and displaced populations in the sub-Saharan region.
NGO Statement: Seven Steps to Saving Lives and Assisting People in Nigeria and Lake Chad Basin
A violent eight-year conflict originating in Nigeria has intensified in the last four years and spread across borders into Niger, Chad and Cameroon, resulting in Africa’s biggest humanitarian and protection crisis.
Sudanese Refugees in Chad: Passing the Baton to No One
Sudanese refugees in Chad need a more sustainable and targeted assistance strategy.
Sudanese Refugees: A Botched Hand-off to Development?
From atop a rocky hill in eastern Chad, Ali looked out at Farchana camp, home to almost 26,000 of his fellow refugees from the Darfur region of Sudan. In his field of vision, Ali could see a maze of mud-brick shelters, women chopping firewood, and roving bands of giggling children. But to Ali, all these…