csmonitor.com:
Lora Somoza: Dumb Luck And A Call To Action
Deemed the world's worst humanitarian crisis, the suffering in Darfur has not yet come to an end. We can help make that end possible.
John Prendergast: The War in Darfur Is Not Over
The reality of Darfur's continuing strife does a disservice to the ongoing efforts to keep this issue burning brightly for the policymakers and diplomats who have so far failed to help end the crisis.
Save Darfur | The Genocide in Darfur - Briefing Paper
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If Obama has his say the Congo, Darfur, and Somalia will be our next war.
Interesting and insightful analysis. There's still hope if some doc. candidates can do such high quality work , while successfully avoiding the pitfalls of political tunnel vision.
Very interesting analysis. I note that notwithstanding the apparent fundamental change in the ratio of humanitarian to peacekeeping aid , the total amount of humanitarian aid still increased. But from my far-distant, limited information vantage point, the substantial allocation to peacekeeping appears to have wasted a lot of money. where did all that money go? why is there almost never good news, beneficial results. No wonder people get burnt out, cynical and alienated.
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First Posted: 08-20-09 09:36 AM | Updated: 09-20-09 05:12 AM