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Bangani Ngeleza and Adri Nieuwhof, 04/15/2006
The success of calls for international isolation was partly due to the role that was played by South Africans in exile. They worked tirelessly at raising the level of awareness of the international community to the atrocities being committed by the apartheid regime.
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Africa Action, 04/14/2006
Two pieces in The Washington Post in the past week - an article entitled "How AIDS in Africa was Overstated" (April 6) and an editorial on "Assessing AIDS" (April 10) - have disputed the accuracy of UNAIDS’ estimates of HIV/AIDS infection rates in Africa.
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Joel Wendland, 04/08/2006
The Sudanese government continues to fight access to justice by victims of war crimes, genocide, and crimes against humanity, says a Sudanese nongovernmental organization (NGO) report released earlier this month.
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Eric Reeves, 04/07/2006
Jan Egeland, the UN's chief humanitarian official, was this week brazenly and contemptuously denied access to Darfur by leaders of Khartoum's National Islamic Front ("National Congress Party").
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irinnews.org, 03/30/2006
A UN helicopter brought Taylor from the Liberian capital Monrovia directly to the landing pad of the Special Court in Freetown
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Sabir Abu Saadia, 03/30/2006
Geographically the largest country in Africa, the Sudan abuts nine sub-Saharan and north Africa countries. All their ethical and cultural diversities are reflected within its borders. As a result, the Sudan has been described as an Afro-Arab microcosm of the continent.
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irinnews.org, 03/24/2006
Civic groups, such as the National Constitutional Assembly and the Zimbabwe Lawyers for Human Rights, have backed Tsvangirai's call for peaceful street protests.
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Sudanese Communist Party, 01/31/2006
Our country witnesses the convening of the African Union Summit Conference which is taking place in circumstances that are neither conducive nor appropriate. This is despite the intensive preparationswhich the regime had undertaken and despite the unprecedented excess financing that is inconsistent with the modest means and abilities of our people.
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irinnews.org, 01/02/2006
Human rights groups are calling for an independent investigation into violent clashes between Egyptian security forces and Sudanese protestors last week that left some 30 people dead and scores injured...
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irinnews.org, 12/30/2005
After weeks of negotiations war-torn Cote d’Ivoire’s new prime minister has formed a transitional government that has 10 months to reunite the country, disarm fighters and hold presidential elections.
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Eric Reeves, 12/18/2005
The National Islamic Front is poised to renew its special place in history as a regime that has successfully deployed genocide as a tool of domestic political and security policy. It joins the Turkish government, which was responsible for the genocidal destruction of perhaps a million Armenians during World War I, and the Nigerian government, which during the late 1960s was responsible for the genocidal destruction of more than a million Ibo people in the Biafra region of southern Nigeria.
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Makusha Mugabe, 12/15/2005
As Zimbabwe's capital city Harare is the world's window to the country it is now a showcase of President Robert Mugabe's failure to run the government, says the opposition Movement for Democratic Change.
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irinnews.org, 12/05/2005
An important impediment to the effective prosecution of perpetrators is a mandatory form...women are required to fill out in the event of a rape before being attended to by police or medical personnel.Aid workers said the sensitive nature of GBV makes women reluctant to fill in the form. Many of them therefore do not report the crime or receive timely medical treatment.
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www.midan.net, 09/30/2005
The project aims at bridging the gap between different cultures and allowing the Sudanese Diaspora to make a significant contribution to the search for unity and peace. Knowledge of the people living in South Sudan and respect for their cultural identity is a major objective of the Gurtong Peace Project.
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Sudanese Communist Party, 07/04/2005
The Sudanese Communist Party issued the following statement on the present situation in the Sudan, especially with regard to violations of human rights:
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Eric Reeves, 07/02/2005
A recent Reuters headline declares, "Darfur Death rate drops elow crisis level---UN" (June 28, 2005). It is likely that this will signal to many that the Darfur crisis is gradually being brought under control and that as bad as things have been, they are now likely to get better. But what has the UN actually said? And what are the realities of human mortality in Darfur?
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Joel Wendland, 04/16/2005
Government-sponsored genocide and a government-engineered humanitarian crisis continue in the Darfur region of the Sudan, says Africa Action, a US based organization that promotes peace, equality, and justice for Africa.
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Ron Bunyon, 02/23/2005
Nelson Mandela
As the continent of Africa endures ongoing issues of enormous humanitarian needs and a pandemic health crisis, the flickering light of hope can be seen at the far end of the tunnel.
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Sudanese Communist Party, 12/29/2004
As the Darfur genocide continues, the Sudanese left offers several keystrategies for a political resolution.
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Various Authors, 12/02/2004
The life insurance industry in South Africa announced that it is scrapping HIV/AIDS exclusion clauses for new applicants for long-term insurance coverage. This decision means HIV/AIDS will be treated the same as other medical conditions like diabetes or cancer. As we mark World Aids Day today, we should celebrate this major victory for the SACP-led financial sector campaign.

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