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Security Council Approved A New Peacekeeping Mission in Abyei. Now Comes the Hard Part

If the new mission in Abyei, Sudan, is to be successful in protecting personnel and civilians, the Security Council will have to continue to respond assertively and back the mission up in both rhetoric and resources.

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Ethnic Cleansing Solidifies Gains in Sudan Border Regions

The Sudanese government’s strategy of forced displacement seems to have worked.

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Area residents gathered outside UNMIS Kadugli compound after fleeing fighting that erupted in the town during the first week of June. Photo: UNMIS/Paul Banks.

This is What Ethnic Cleansing Looks Like. And it is Succeeding For Sudan

Arguably the worst place in the world to be today is in the south-western borderlands between Sudan and the soon to be new country of South Sudan.

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Some Ethnic Cleansing in Sudan Before the South Declares Independence

What most reports will not tell you is that the current governor of South Kordofan is a man named Ahmad Haroun.  Prior to serving as governor, Haroun served as the Minister of State for the Interior, where he was assigned the “Darfur Security Desk.”

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Oil and Ethnic Fault Lines Make a Combustible Combination in Abyei, Sudan

How to understand the conflict over Abyei.

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Head of UN Peacekeeping in Washington to Focus on Abyei Crisis

At a meeting at the Henry L. Stimson Center in Washington, DC yesterday the head of UN Peacekeeping Alan Le Roy called the Sudanese Armed Forces incursion into Abyei a “clear breach of the Comprehensive Peace Accord.”

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