27.12.2008 - Source:ReliefWeb 

"Ugandan rebels killed 35 people this week: army spokesman" , Author: Reuters

At least 35 people were killed this week in the DRC and in south Sudan by suspected rebels from Uganda's Lord's Resistance Army, a Ugandan army spokesman said [ID 112571]

10.12.2008 - Source:Norwegian Country of Origin Information Center 

"Female genital mutilation in Sudan and Somalia"

Report on Female Genital Mutilation (FGM); more than 90 percent of girls in Somalia and in Northern Sudan are subjected to the most severe of FGM (incidence rate and types of mutilation, attitudes towards FGM, legislation, threats against activists) [ID 112459]

05.09.2000 - Source:US Department of State 

"International Religious Freedom Report 2000"

International Religious Freedom Report 2000 [ID 112286]

09.09.1999 - Source:US Department of State 

"International Religious Freedom Report 1999"

International Religious Freedom Report 1999 [ID 112103]

22.12.2008 - Source:Balkan Insight

"Sudan 'has 6,000 child soldiers' "

Darfur: According to UNICEF, there are as many as 6,000 child soldiers, some as young as 11 years; some children are linked to rebel movements, others to government-backed militia and some are fighting alongside the Sudanese army [ID 112085]

06.12.2007 - Source:UN Human Rights Council (formerly UN Commission on Human Rights)

"Written statement submitted by International Federation of Human Rights Leagues (FIDH) [A/HRC/6/NGO/58]"

Written statement submitted by International Federation of Human Rights Leagues (FIDH) on the human rights situation in Darfur [ID 111867]

18.12.2008 - Source:ReliefWeb 

"Activists accuse Sudan of enslaving thousands in Darfur" , Author: Voice of America

Darfur: Coalition of African charities is accusing government soldiers and militias of kidnapping thousands of people and forcing them into unpaid labor and sex slavery [ID 111812]

19.11.2008 - Source:Committee to Protect Journalists 

"Protesting journalists detained; papers suspend publication"

Protesting journalists detained; papers suspend publication [ID 111762]

16.12.2008 - Source:UN Mission in Sudan 

"UNMIS Media Monitoring Report, 16 December 2008"

Daily collection of reports published in Sudanese and international media (16 December 2008) [ID 111459]

14.12.2008 - Source:UN Mission in Sudan 

"UNMIS Media Monitoring Report, 14 December 2008"

Daily collection of reports published in Sudanese and international media (14 December 2008) [ID 111457]

11.12.2008 - Source:UN Mission in Sudan 

"UNMIS Media Monitoring Report, 11 December 2008"

Daily collection of reports published in Sudanese and international media (11 December 2008) [ID 111454]

10.12.2008 - Source:UN Mission in Sudan 

"UNMIS Media Monitoring Report, 10 December 2008"

Daily collection of reports published in Sudanese and international media (10 December 2008) [ID 111450]

07.12.2008 - Source:UN Mission in Sudan 

"UNMIS Media Monitoring Report, 07 December 2008"

Daily collection of reports published in Sudanese and international media (7 December 2008) [ID 111449]

17.12.2008 - Source:BBC News 

"'Thousands made slaves' in Darfur"

Darfur region: Strong evidence has been uncovered of child and adult slavery, a study says [ID 111439]

15.12.2008 - Source:ReliefWeb 

"Sudan: Up to 250 killed in Darfur tribal clashes - peacekeepers" , Author: Reuters

Darfur region: As many as 250 people have died in separate tribal clashes over the last week, UN says [ID 111403]

14.12.2008 - Source:ReliefWeb 

"Soldiers to withdraw after shooting in Sudan oil town"

Abyei: Soldiers caught up in fighting have agreed to pull out of the settlement to ease tensions, local officials and U.N. officers said [ID 111400]

15.12.2008 - Source:BBC News 

"Hundreds dead in Darfur battles"

Darfur: Clashes have killed up to 250 people in the last week, United Nations officials say [ID 111348]

14.12.2008 - Source:ReliefWeb 

"Thousands flee fighting in Sudan oil flashpoint" , Author: Reuters Foundation

Abyei: Thousands have fled town after fresh north-south fighting has reignited tensions over the contested area; both Khartoum and its semi-autonomous south claim Abyei which is close to lucrative oil fields and a key pipeline [ID 111315]

14.12.2008 - Source:BBC News 

"Sudan army quits town after death"

Abyei: Sudanese soldiers withdraw from town after clashes with police; one soldier killed [ID 111297]

14.12.2008 - Source:BBC News 

"Armies 'strike at Uganda rebels'"

Garamba: Armies of Uganda, DRC and South Sudan reportedly moved against the Lord's Resistance Army (LRA) and destroyed their main camp in eastern Congo [ID 111293]

25.02.2008 - Source:UN Human Rights Council (formerly UN Commission on Human Rights)

"Written statement submitted by African-American Society for Humanitarian Aid and Development (ASHAD) [A/HRC/7/NGO/80]"

Written statement submitted by African-American Society for Humanitarian Aid and Development (ASHAD) on the human rights situation in Darfur [ID 111267]

25.02.2008 - Source:UN Human Rights Council (formerly UN Commission on Human Rights)

"Written statement submitted by African-American Society for Humanitarian Aid and Development (ASHAD) [A/HRC/7/NGO/79]"

Written statement submitted by African-American Society for Humanitarian Aid and Development (ASHAD) on abduction, trafficking and sale of Sudanese and Chadian children [ID 111266]

25.02.2008 - Source:UN Human Rights Council (formerly UN Commission on Human Rights)

"Written statement submitted by Hawa Society for Women (HSW) [A/HRC/7/NGO/77]"

Written statement submitted by Hawa Society for Women (HSW) on the status of women in Sudan [ID 111263]

25.02.2008 - Source:UN Human Rights Council (formerly UN Commission on Human Rights)

"Written statement submitted by International Federation of Human Rights Leagues (FIDH) [A/HRC/7/NGO/74]"

Written statement submitted by International Federation of Human Rights Leagues (FIDH) on the human rights situation [ID 111261]

13.12.2008 - Source:BBC News 

"One dead in oil town clash"

Abyei: At least one person reported dead in clash in oil-rich town [ID 111241]