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Senate Subcommittee on African Affairs Hearing Testimony

Senate Subcommittee on African Affairs Hearing Testimony
Testimony of Gayle E. Smith Co-Chair of the ENOUGH Project ...

House Subcommittee on Crime, Terrorism and Homeland Security Hearing Testimony

House Subcommittee on Crime, Terrorism and Homeland Security Hearing Testimony
Testimony of Gayle E. Smith Co-Chair of the ENOUGH Project ...

How to Get the UN/AU Hybrid Force Deployed to Darfur (Activist Brief)

How to Get the UN/AU Hybrid Force Deployed to Darfur (Activist Brief)
Dissension, disarray, deaths, and defections within the rebel Lord’s Resistance Army, or LRA, leadership provide a major opportunity for negotiators to pursue a deal with LRA leader Joseph Kony, while simultaneously concluding peace negotiations being held in Juba, south Sudan. LRA defections complicate efforts to finish the hard work of negotiations, and the deteriorating Comprehensive Peace Agreement, or CPA, in south Sudan threatens to destabilize the region further ...

Press Release: How to Get the UN/AU Hybrid Force Deployed to Darfur

Beyond the horrific attack on the African Union military base in Haskanita, a number of significant obstacles threaten to derail the rapid deployment of the joint UN/AU protection force (UNAMID) to Darfur, according to an ENOUGH Project strategy briefing released today ...

Press Release: Averting the Nightmare Scenario in Eastern Congo

The international community must launch a new “carrots and sticks” initiative to prevent the breakout of Congo’s third major war in the last decade, according to an ENOUGH Project strategy paper released today ...

Averting the Nightmare Scenario in Eastern Congo (Activist Brief)

Averting the Nightmare Scenario in Eastern Congo (Activist Brief)
The two massive wars fought in the Democratic Republic of the Congo between 1996 and 2002 were arguably the world's deadliest since the second World War. With almost no international fanfare, eastern Congo is on the brink of its third major war in the last decade, and little is being done to stop it. The U.S. government can help Congo escape the conflict and secure U.S. interests there (and across the continent) by taking a greater role in diplomacy to resolve the crisis in the east. As is the case with Darfur and northern Uganda, U.S. citizens who care about ...

Let’s Make a Deal: Leverage Needed in Northern Uganda Peace Talks (Activist Brief)

Let's Make a Deal: Leverage Needed in Northern Uganda Peace Talks (Activist Brief)
The peace process for northern Uganda is faltering. The weak and isolated Lord’s Resistance Army may be primarily interested in using broad agreements on principles as a cover to buy time, build strength, and gain undue legitimacy by re-branding themselves as representatives of marginalized northern Ugandans. The United States has a crucial role to play in helping to create the conditions for peace ...

Press Release: How to Protect Civilians in Eastern Chad

The aim of the proposed EU force for eastern Chad must focus on civilian protection, according to an ENOUGH Project strategy briefing released today ...

How to Protect Civilians in Eastern Chad (Strategy Paper)

How to Protect Civilians in Eastern Chad (Strategy Paper)
Half a million internally displaced persons, refugees, and other conflict-affected civilians are vulnerable to the steadily escalating violence in eastern Chad. The regional contagion that is Darfur -- which is fueling instability throughout the region -- requires a comprehensive strategy, of which a crucial component is protecting civilians in neighboring countries ...

July/August Monthly Update — Sudan

July/August Monthly Update -- Sudan
The current situation on the ground in Darfur is worse than it was 13 months ago, when the Darfur Peace Agreement was signed. The two major rebel factions that did not sign the agreement have fractured into many; Sudan's ruling National Congress Party continues to pursue a military solution in Darfur; and violence and displacement are on the rise. Meanwhile, efforts by the international community continue to be one-dimensional, often focusing on the military track -- including details of the heavy support package and the acceptance by Khartoum of the unconditional deployment of the African Union/United Nations hybrid force in ...