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Julia Spiegel, Policy Analyst

A New Peace Strategy for Northern Uganda and the LRA
Date: 05/08/2008
by Julia Spiegel and John Prendergast

Lord’s Resistance Army leader Joseph Kony’s failure to sign a peace deal in April drove a nail into the coffin of the Juba peace process—a process that is grinding to an unsuccessful end.[1] The talks have certainly contributed to northern Uganda’s current state of relative peace and created a mechanism to address tensions between the people in the North and the southern-dominated government in Kampala.

Q & A - The East African

Author: Julia Spiegel

Date: 04/27/2008

Q & A in The East African

The Uganda Crisis - Bloggingheads.tv

Date: 02/17/2008

Bloggingheads.tv features ENOUGH's Julia Spiegel in UN Plaza: The Uganda Crisis.

This 34 minute piece features the following information:

Meet rebel leader Joseph Kony, ruthless, child-abducting madman (06:20)
Can international pressure lure Kony toward peace? (05:50)
How Sudanese chaos feeds Ugandan rebels (02:53)
Julia gives the U.S. decent marks on Ugandan diplomacy (04:12)
Reasons to doubt whether we really care about Darfur (05:47)

Don’t Quit Now: Bringing the Darfur Genocide to an End
Date: 12/03/2007
by John Prendergast with Julia Spiegel and Lisa Rogoff

Reading the headlines and watching the news about Sudan can certainly be discouraging. The litany of gloom and doom is well documented. The U.N.-authorized protection force for Darfur is being held up. [1] Peace talks for that region are having difficulty getting off the ground. The peace deal in Southern Sudan is in trouble.

Shooting Blanks at Sudan
Date: 05/29/2007
by John Prendergast, Colin Thomas-Jensen and Julia Spiegel

President Bush’s announcement today that his administration will begin implementing a set of punitive measures -- its oft-threatened “Plan B” -- against the Sudanese Government could have marked a real turning point in U.S. policy to end what the president calls genocide. Unfortunately, it doesn't.

Khartoum Bombs and the World Debates: How to Confront Aerial Attacks in Darfur
Date: 07/24/2007
by John Prendergast and Julia Spiegel

As part of its continuing effort to crush Darfur's rebellion by attacking civilian populations purported to be supportive of the rebels, the Sudanese regime has again stepped up its aerial bombing campaign, the most definitive tactical advantage the government possesses. Because the regime continues to bomb indiscriminately and because frustrations deepen around glacial forward movement in the peace process and in deploying the proposed A.U.-U.N. hybrid force, voices from across the political spectrum are clamoring for some kind of action. President George W.

How to Get the UN/AU Hybrid Force Deployed to Darfur
Date: 10/04/2007
by John Prendergast, Colin Thomas-Jensen, and Julia Spiegel

Now that the United Nations Security Council has authorized a UN/AU hybrid peacekeeping force for Darfur, problem solved, right?

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