Old Numbers
English Quaterly edition
N° 146 - January - February 2008
Chapter - 1 Leading article Betelgeuse, Elias
Chapter – 2 Darfur
Army assault Arab rebels, Julie Flint ;
New Security reality ICG Excerpts ;
Day after day ; Musa Hilal ;
The Olympic Games: a Chinese shadow over Darfur
Chapter - 3 Chad/Central African Republic
Chapter - 4 South Sudan
Public safety, Health, Media,
The Lord Resistance Army
Chapter - 5 Economy ;
Chapter - 6 Human Rights .
Chapter 7 Home Policy ,
Chapter 8 Foreign Policy
N° 145 - November - December 2007
UN AU Hybrid Peacekeeping Force, Lack of Clout
DAR FUR
Atrocious Attacks
Map : humanitarian profile
The Noah's Arch Affair
Dam construction in the Northern Nile valley
Economy
South Sudan
The Lord's Resistance Army
Overcoming Abyei deadlock
Human Rights
Council puts an end to a special mechanism on Darfur and overburdens the mandate on Sudan
The Sudanese medical doctor Mohammed Ahmed Abdallah was awarded Human Rights Robert Kennedy price for his action in Darfur
N° 144 - September - October 2007
Killer waves by Bételgeuse
DARFUR
Thousands of internally displaced persons protested
Darfur mortality
Deaths in Darfur : Keeping ourselves honest, b y Alex de Waal Human Rights Watch
“How Many Deaths in Darfur ?” from The Guardian
Arab nomads also suffer in Darfur war
Internal Politics
Diary of Sudan jailed opposition leader reveals ordeal
Interview: Sudan Turabi says international community has no colonial motives in Darfur
SOUTH SUDAN
General Political Developments
Grandiosity and Decadence of the Peace Accord
DAMS
EXPULSIONS
Devastating Negotiation Proposals, Ongoing Atrocities in Darfur , Multiple Advances in the South
Darfur -
Daily Horror
UN/AU Hybrid Force
A Solution for Darfur
News Briefs
South Sudan
Salva Kiir shakes up his government
The Lord's Resistance Army: Peace Agreement Progress
Ex Eastern front
Human rights briefs
Foreign affairs
The Meeting in Paris on June 25
Latest developments
Maps : see PDF in Fench edition
General Chaos in Darfur : Implementation of the Peace Process in the South? Kouchner !
Darfur
The International Criminal Court
The Quest for Peace
Multiple Actors in an Ongoing Tragedy
- Signatory Rebel Leaders
Sudan Liberation Army/Minni Minawi (SLA/MM)
The Declaration of Engagement
- Non-Signatory Rebel Leaders
Sudan Liberation Army (SLA/AWN)
SLA/AS
Sudan Liberation Army/Sudan National Front (SLA/ SNF
SLA/MM Minni Minawi defectors
Justice and Equality Movement (JEM)
RDFF/PFA
Sudan Federal Democratic Alliance (SFDA)
National Redemption Front (NRF)
SLA/NSF (Non-signatory Faction)
Foreign Affairs
The ex-Eastern Front
Current Political Developments in Sudan
South Sudan
Security
Anti Personnel Mines (IRIN)
Ex-Militias/Fighting in Juba
An estimated 1000 killed in the Lakes State over a two year period due to inter-tribal fighting
Salva Kiir has forbidden his soldiers to enter bars, restaurants and night clubs while arme
The Lord Resistance Army (LRA)
Education Projects of the Catholic Church
The reasons why IDP Southerners Can't Go Home
Some Good News
Human Rights
Oil, Economy and Arms
A Nile River Commission
An ancient huge lake in Darfur
A Chinese rents an agricultural land
Crude oil extracted in the Melut Basin ,
Rolls Royce and Siemens
Arms: Two British Manufacturers disregard the EU Embargo (Sunday Times)
Reports
Sudan: arms continuing to fuel serious human rights violations in Darfur - Amesty International
Darfur: Revitalising the Peace Process - Africa report
The International
Criminal Court and UN Human Rights Council - Salva Kiir has changed tacks
Darfur
* Glimmers of Hope: Arabs, Janjaweed
and false Peace Accords
* A Re-Negotiation of Abuja…???
South Sudan
* Welcome Development News
* Insecurity
* The Anti-Corruption Campaign
Foreign Affairs
Emergency Euro-petition
Darfur : a matter for Europe's conscience
Interview: Only SPLM is capable of achieving unity of Sudan–Amum
A Sudanese Cardinal
Peace
A New Breakthrough,
Renewed Hope
Shillyshallying
and Grumbling during Summer
The Arbitration
Initiative rejected by the government
Human Rights
Who is in charge ?….Beshir or the
Security Forces?
North
South
Oil and Human Rights
The Austrian Platform…..Philipp-Stephan
Sneider
The Eastern
Upper Nile…..Eric Reeves
Darfur
Terrorism
Oil and the Economy
The French Position
News Briefs
Latest News
Peace
- The Worst Case Scenario
Is Never A Certainty
- Points Under Discussion
in Kenya
- Sudan’s Peace Process
- Interview with Mukesh
Kapila, UN Resident and Humanitarian Coordinator
- Getting away with
it
- Peace Conference
in the Upper Nile
Human Rights
- North - South
- ECOS Conference at the
European Parliament
Terrorism
A Tale of Espionage on the
High Seas
A Coming Offensive in Sudan?
Darfur
Oil and the Economy
Military Operations
What They Said
- Sergio Viera de Mello
- Omar Beshir
- Mohamed Dirdeiry,
News Briefs
American Oversight on Human Rights Violations
Human Rights
North
The Press under hue and
cry
Arrested and held in secret:
Darfour
Attacks on Civilians
The Death Penalty/ Injustice
in the Courts
South
Slavery in Northern Bahr
el Ghazal/ nominal research results
Peace
Interview with Lazarus Sumbeiywo, chief mediator
in the peace talks
Push for peace
Military Operations in Darfour
Oil and the Economy
Statistics
Abusive multinationals have a pal in Washington
Terrorism
News Briefs
Breaking News
Disaster Never Strikes AloneJanuary -February 2003Human Rights
North
South
DarfourOil and the Economy
Military Operations
Ten Years Ago
While Waiting for a Lysistrata Revival
The Peace Talks Go On
Sudan’s Oilfields Burn Again
Sudan, Europe, Beshir in Paris
Human rights
Emergency state extended
North : Sudan press clampdown
Darfur ethnic cleansing
South
Elsewhere
Military Operations
Oil and Economy
Terrorism
In short
Peace
Machakos stalemate
South reunited in Entembe
Christian Connan (ION)Human Rights
European Parliament resolution
Appeal of Amnesty international
Ending starvation as a weapon of WarOil and Economy
Pledges to the IMF
Saudis invest Khartoum
European firms display interestMilitary operations
Juba tense as GOS moves troops …
Death in DarfurNews in brief
Black pharaoh trove uncovered
Peace talks, the mediators’ dilemma3rd quarter 2002 (July- September)
United Nations: Report of the Special Rapporteur Gerhart Baum
The Sudanese government forbids humanitarian aid
The Nuba Mountains, the cease-fire in jeopardy
Oil and the economy
Military Operations
News briefs
Peace
Sudden Halt in Peace Talks
July 20th, An Historic date or..
Reactions to Machakos in Sudan and Abroad
Democracy
Human rights
Military Operations
2nd quarter
2002 (April - June)
A Tragic AccountKill the civiliansThe SPLA and the Babies
The deceit of the Nuba Mountains Cease-fire
Danforth in Khartoum : criticism and partiality
Human Rights
The Victims of Bieh Died in Vane
Military Operations
What is Happening in Darfour?
War-related human rights abuses by government of Sudan (GoS)
1st quarter 2001 (January - March)
Nine years of dismay and anger
100 Vigilance Sudan Newsletters
He Is A Deafest, Who Refuses To Hear
The Elections
Taban Deng Gai
The scorched earth
Oil and War in Sudan - Christian Aid
New suggestion for peaceCSIS : One Sudan, two systemsSurprise pact joins regime foes: I.O.N.
Agreement of Understanding was signed by Turabi and the SPLM.
El Mirghani and el Mahdi signed an appeal for peace.
Cross amputation.
In Northern Bahr el Ghazal, 1 Million People Face Death From Starvation
CSI recruits sportsmen
Oil companies in Sudan should be :responsible: rights expert
excluded from US capital markets
4th quarter 2000 (October - December)
Wishes3rd quarter 2000 (July - September)
Much ado about nothing
Security Council: Sudan’s candidature rejected
Peace
War
Human Rights
Oil
Interview of Zubeir Wako Archbishop of Khartoum
Sudan-USA caught in a act & mouse game
No Intifada for Sadiq al Mahdi
Sadiq isn't jumping round Al Bechir's neckSupplement : Situation of Human Rights in the Sudan by Leonardo Franco, Special Rapporteur
General unrest in the North
Beshir bombs even U.N. aid facilities
Women’s counter-attack in Court
Demonstrations and repression
Students’ riots against military service
Public education shattered. Riots in Al-Fashar and Port-Sudan
Doctors on strike in Kordofan
58 Opposition members of People’s National Congress arrested.
At Gedaref, security authorities seized subversive documents during a riot
At Nyala, a protest against the arrest of opposition members.
The Quest for Peace
War
More and more military equipment?
Scud missiles assembled in the Sudan ?
Hundreds of Thousands of Chinese fighters in the Sudan ?
The SPLA claims to have captured both strategic road and railway bridges
Oil
Two new pipelines planned
Talisman pays Painful Price for Sudan Investment
Talisman problems when trying to be good
American financial backing ?
The risky task of doing good
News in brief
2nd quarter
2000 (April -June)
Why is Beshir in such a hurry?
Royal game
Us humanitarian aid gets a look-see
Amnesty International - The Human Price Of Oil (excerpts)
United Nations Human rights commission: resolution
United Nations Commission on Human Rights: Resolution
U.S.A Abstention : Explanation of Vote (Excerpts)
Human RightsPetrolThe American President’s special envoy,
Ethnic cleansing of African Muslims in Western Sudan
Removal of Security Council sanctions against Sudan ???
Triumph of despotism
Short news
1st quarter 2000
(January -march)
Will Sadiq al Madhi return to Khartoum
Petrol and the West is a new genocide in the offing ?
Opinion: NDA : The question for unrealistic goals is not practical politics
Riak Mashar’s resignation . The end of the so-called Peace Agreement of 1997
Humanitarian programme plus
Back to square one
Human Rights
Either displaced or refugees, their number is increasing
Canadian government’s cynicism
A success or a failure: Bashir must win the warBack to square one
4th quarter 1999 (October - December)
- wishes
- The Islamist regime in a turmoil
- Chronology of events
- Sudan to convert primary schools into Koranic schools
- Abstracts of a speech delivered by H.G. Mgr Zubeir at Lourdes, 11,99
- Abstracts of the impact of oil development on the peace process in Sudan
- A gambit too far
2nd and 3rd quarters
1999 (May - September)
- A haphazard policy
- One swallow does not make a summer
- Sadiq al Mahdi in Paris
- Sudan to issue decree against building of churches in shanty towns
- Appeal of the Catholic Bishops of Eastern Africa for Peace in the Sudan
- Jihad culture, Peace culture
- Suspensions of three papers
- Human rights
1st
quarter 1999 (January - February - March - April) - Contents
4th quarter 1998 (October - November - December) - Contents
- International Community should put an end to the slaughter in the Sudan3rd quarter 1998 (August - September) - Contents
- Wishes for the New Year
- Civilians judged by Martial Law
- Sudan during November 1998
- Human rights
- Canada investigates use of Canadian passport by Sudanese official
- Receiving aid and exporting food
- War in Sudan has reached "unimaginable and extraordinary levels" say N.G.Os in joint-testimony
to U.N. Security Council
Look out to Human Rights2nd quarter 1998 (April - July)- Contents
- Editorial
- The latest
- Arrest and liberation of Fr Mark Lotede
The Khartoum missiles probably hit the wrong target but delivered the message
France’s "brillant" idea
- The Indian Ocean Newsletter
- Comments by "Vigilance Soudan"
Two towns fall in the hands of SPLA
Massacre of the conscripts1st quarter 1998 - Contents
Opposition radio says army killed 260 recruits at training camp
Disappointment at Nairobi
Powerless West
The massacre of the conscripts : The government’s version of the incident
Arrest and temporary release of the archbishop of Khartoum
Sudan Children Church denies
Setting scores in flight
Bombs in Khartoum
Over 1000 children enslaved by the militias
Interview of Bishop Daniel Adwock
Slaughter and slave raids
Government of Sudan has hired 2,000 Chinese mercenaries
US Congressman appalled by famine, slavery in South Sudan
Sudan : 600,000 children threatened
A Muslim tortured after he changed religion
- Silent opposition
- Agreement for war
- Moving towards compromise
- Yet more schools demolitions
- United Nations Human Rights Commission, 54th session
- Press statement by the Special Rapporteur, Mr.Gaspar Biro
- Excerpts of the speech of H.Ex. Mgr J-L. Tauran of Vatican
- Excerpts of the speech of Mr. Kofi Annan
- Manufacture of non conventional weapons in Khartoum ?
-Government of Sudan intensifies aerial bombardment
-The Pope denounces and deplores