Sudan to Halt South Sudanese Oil Flow in Coming Weeks
Last week, Sudanese President Omar al-Bashir issued a formal refusal to allow South Sudanese oil to move through its pipelines, an act that violates provisions in the September 2012 Cooperation Agreement, which forbids suspension of transport for alleged violations of other agreements, including accusations of rebel support ...
Civil Society Speaks Out on Government Inaction on Kidnappings in Eastern Congo
The Group of Associations for the Defense of Human Rights and Peace, or GADHOP, authored a declaration on July 18 urging the Congolese government and the United Nations Stabilization Mission in the Democratic Republic of the Congo, MONUSCO, to take firm measures to end the pervasive kidnapping of civilians in the Beni and Lubero Territories of North Kivu Province ...
Women and Congo: When We Are Together, We Are Strong
Congolese human rights activist Neema Namadamu and her fellow Maman Shujaa (‘Hero Women’ in Swahili) work to show the resilience and importance of women in Congo who live in an environment that is violently oppressive to women ...
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The Hill Op-ed: Obama’s Africa Visit, Turning Rhetoric into Reality in the Great Lakes Region
President Obama recently concluded his six-day trip to the African continent, ticking off successful stops in Senegal, South Africa, and Tanzania ...
Bashir Leaves Nigeria As Pressure From Activists Mounts
Nigerian human rights activists came together at a press conference on July 15 to challenge their government’s decision to host International Criminal Court, or ICC, indictee, and Sudanese President Omar al-Bashir at the African Union health summit on AIDS/HIV, tuberculosis, and malaria ...
International Community Condemns Killing of U.N. Peacekeepers in Darfur
An ambush on U.N. Peacekeepers left seven Tanzanian soldiers dead and 17 others wounded 15 miles, or 25 kilometers, from Khor Abeche in Darfur on July 13 ...
Breaking News: Live Coverage from Eastern Congo
On July 14, 2013, Fighting resumed between M23 rebels and the Democratic Republic of Congo's army. This is the first fight after two months of peace. Enough Project field researcher Timo Mueller has been reporting live from the ground in Goma since Sunday, July 14, 2013 ...
RealClearWorld Op-ed: How to Crumble Kony’s Rebel Group From Within
Recent escapees from the Lord's Resistance Army, a deadly rebel group in central Africa led by Joseph Kony, are testifying that the group is having difficulty preventing defections and maintaining discipline ...
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