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Enough is the project to end genocide and crimes against humanity at the Center for American Progress, Washington, D.C. Enough's mission is to stop ongoing atrocities and to prevent their recurrence by making people from every walk of life aware of the practical actions they can take to make a difference.
Abyei: a harbinger for Sudan
Author: Enough
By Colin Thomas-Jensen and Maggie Fick
Reactions to today's ruling on the status of Sudan's disputed Abyei region will serve as a barometer of each side's willingness to take concrete steps toward peace and tell us a lot about the future of that beleaguered country. The initial signs are positive, but much remains to be done.
An oil-rich territory astride Sudan's contested North-South border, Abyei was a major flashpoint in the bloody civil war between the government in Khartoum and the Sudan People's Liberation Movement (SPLM) in the South and one of the thorniest issues at the negotiations that led to the 2005 Comprehensive Peace Agreement (CPA).
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Author: Enough
By Colin Thomas-Jensen and Maggie Fick
Reactions to today's ruling on the status of Sudan's disputed Abyei region will serve as a barometer of each side's willingness to take concrete steps toward peace and tell us a lot about the future of that beleaguered country. The initial signs are positive, but much remains to be done.
An oil-rich territory astride Sudan's contested North-South border, Abyei was a major flashpoint in the bloody civil war between the government in Khartoum and the Sudan People's Liberation Movement (SPLM) in the South and one of the thorniest issues at the negotiations that led to the 2005 Comprehensive Peace Agreement (CPA).
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VIEWPOINT: Conflict minerals and crimes against humanity in Congo
Author: Enough
This blog is written by David Sullivan, Research Associate at Enough, the project to end genocide and crimes against humanity at the Center for American Progress, Washington, D.C. The minerals underneath the eastern Democratic Republic of Congo may not have caused the atrocities that have wracked its people for far too long, but that shouldn't mean we allow them to continue to fuel flagrant crimes against humanity. ...
Author: Enough
This blog is written by David Sullivan, Research Associate at Enough, the project to end genocide and crimes against humanity at the Center for American Progress, Washington, D.C. The minerals underneath the eastern Democratic Republic of Congo may not have caused the atrocities that have wracked its people for far too long, but that shouldn't mean we allow them to continue to fuel flagrant crimes against humanity. ...
