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With #DarfurFriday Tomorrow, #SudanRevolts Shows No Sign of Letting Up

Security forces have clashed with demonstrators, who have been joined by Sudanese doctors, lawyers, and journalists. What is the next step for the #SudanRevolts protestors?

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Ethnic Violence and Arresting UN Workers: Myanmar Backslides

The oppression of ethnic minorities has long been a part of Myanmar’s history, but recent developments in Rakhine State where ethnic violence broke out last month demonstrates the devastating consequences such oppression can have and how much more is needed from the Myanmar government.

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“I Escaped Death in South Sudan”

A refugee recounts his story of escape and return to South Sudan. “When I visited my village the first time since I was six, I looked for my six-year-old self. I looked for the spot where the Northern Sudanese militia dug my grave.”

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No, the Arms Trade Treaty STILL is Not a “UN Gun Grab”

Don’t believe groups that say the Arms Trade Treaty is about domestic gun control.

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The Arms Trade Treaty: Where We Are at In Negotiations So far

One week into the much anticipated Arms Trade Treaty talks and no side is particularly pleased with how things are going thus far.

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How a Small Group of American Activists Helped Change African History

As part of Reuters’ Birthing of a Nation series marking the Republic of South Sudan’s first year of independence, reporter Rebecca Hamilton writes a deeply reported history of a group that can be considered South Sudan’s American Mid-wives.

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