04.03.2008 - Source: Institute for War and Peace Reporting

Abyei region: recent fighting has left dozens dead and many more wounded; fears of renewed conflict in south ("North-South Peace Threatened") [ID 23325]

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03.03.2008 - Source: Integrated Regional Information Network

Abyei region: Fresh clashes between Sudan People's Liberation Movement units and fighters from the Misseriya community have left scores dead ("War of words after scores killed in Abyei") [ID 23327]

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27.12.2007 - Source: ReliefWeb

Southern Sudan: Former rebels rejoin national government, two months after walking out because of disputes over implementation of peace deal ("South Sudanese rejoin national government"), Autor: Agence France-Presse [ID 21937]

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18.12.2007 - Source: ReliefWeb

According to presidential spokesman, former Southern rebel group Sudan People's Liberation Movement will rejoin government on 27 December ("Sudan coalition govt to reunite on Dec. 27"), Autor: Reuters Foundation [ID 21939]

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29.11.2007 - Source: Institute for War and Peace Reporting

Southern Sudan: Recent decision by Southern leader Salva Kiir to withdraw from coalition government may threaten fragile peace; continuing disagreement over power-sharing and vast oil revenues are behind latest political crisis ("Al-Bashir Losing Grip on Unity Government") [ID 21761]

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19.11.2007 - Source: BBC News

South Sudan: Ex-rebels strongly criticise President al-Bashir, after he threatens to rearm northern militias ("South Sudan fears return to war") [ID 21698]

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14.10.2007 - Source: BBC News

2005 Peace Plan in crisis, as officials of the Sudan People's Liberation Movement (SPLM) set out their demands and decided to withdraw from a national unity government; they presented a letter listing the issues the SPLM wants settled before returning to power sharing ("South Sudanese to press demands") [ID 21695]

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11.10.2007 - Source: Integrated Regional Information Network

South Sudan: London-based think-tank says decision by former rebel group SPLM to withdraw from government shows that peace agreement is collapsing, tension is escalating ("Southern pull-out threatens peace deal") [ID 21288]

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11.10.2007 - Source: BBC News

South Sudan: Former rebels suspend involvement in unity government because of peace deal failures ("Southern rebels walk out") [ID 21289]

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01.2007 - Source: Human Rights Watch

Southern Sudan: Many reforms specified in 2005 Comprehensive Peace Agreement (CPA) lagging behind schedule ("World Report 2007") [ID 19063]

"Despite the introduction of a new interim national constitution and some progress
implementing the January 2005 Comprehensive Peace Agreement (CPA) between the
central government in Khartoum and southern-based rebels, many of the national
reforms specified in the CPA, including the establishment of a National Human
Rights Commission, are lagging well behind schedule. The ceasefire was largely
respected in southern Sudan and the new Government of South Sudan (GoSS) made
some progress setting up the top level of regional institutions and administration,
including a Human Rights Commission for the south."

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