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Woman in South Darfur Displaced by Violence
22.11.2005 The U.S. should urge the U.N. to provide a stronger mandate and larger force to protect the vulnerable in Darfur, Sudan, said Africa Action Monday. The U.S. is in a strong position to initiate an intervention and Americans want it, the group said, citing the thousands of postcards U.S. citizens have sent to the White House calling for action.
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Image: Woman in South Darfur Displaced by Violence © Refugees International
18.11.2005 The African Union will tarnish its credibility and condone the Sudanese government’s complicity in crimes against humanity if it allows Khartoum to host the organisation's summit in January, a leading rights group has told heads of state.
* More trouble at another Summit: Amnesty International delegates prevented from meeting leading Tunisian human rights group; Tunisia slated over net controls
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The 'No Power to Protect' report calls for a greater international commitment to the African Union Mission in Sudan.
10.11.2005 The Bush administration has so far failed to provide adequate diplomatic and military support to stop the killing in Darfur, says a new report released Wednesday by Refugees International, echoing calls from lawmakers and other Africa advocates for a stronger international force in the embattled Sudanese region.
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Image: The 'No Power to Protect' report calls for a greater international commitment to the African Union Mission in Sudan. © Refugees International
10.11.2005 UNITED NATIONS, Nov 10 (OneWorld) - Alarmed by the recent upsurge in violence in Sudan's strife-torn Darfur region, international human rights groups are demanding the United Nations and United States take immediate actions for the protection of civilians.
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