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The phony optimism on Darfur

IN SENATE testimony last week, the US special presidential envoy for Sudan offered a peculiarly upbeat assessment of the crisis in Darfur and the prospects for peace throughout Sudan. Envoy Scott Gration argued that the United States should move toward ...

From ERIC REEVES, Boston Globe,  5 Aug 2009
Related Topics: Barack Obama,  United Nations,  U.S. Senate

Justice at the expense of lives

Earlier this month, Sudan's National Islamic Front expelled 13 humanitarian organizations from Darfur and Northern Sudan. The expulsion order followed immediately the announcement by the International Criminal Court of an arrest warrant for Sudan's ...

From ERIC REEVES, International Herald Tribune,  22 Mar 2009
Related Topics: European Union,  Barack Obama

Arrest warrant too costly for Darfur

EARLIER this month, Sudan's National Islamic Front expelled 13 humanitarian organizations from Darfur and Northern Sudan. The expulsion order followed immediately the announcement by the International Criminal Court of an arrest warrant for Sudan's ...

From ERIC REEVES, Boston Globe,  20 Mar 2009
Related Topics: European Union,  Barack Obama

Pressuring Khartoum Without Going To War: The Latest Missive In TNR's Roundtable On Darfur

Alex de Waal says in his most recent post that he wishes to "steer the debate back" to Obama administration policy; but despite declaring previously that the Comprehensive Peace Agreement (CPA) and the Southern Sudanese self-determination referendum ...

From ALEX DE WAAL, RICHARD JUST, ANDREW NATSIOS, ERIC REEVES, ELIZABETH RUBIN, AND ALAN WOLFE, The New Republic,  18 Mar 2009
Related Topics: Barack Obama,  Ali Osman Taha,  United Nations,  Alan Wolfe,  U N Security Council

The TNR Roundtable Part 8: What Should Obama Do About Darfur?

In response to Alan Wolfe's query about whether I'm happy with the ICC's decision to issue a warrant for crimes against humanity but not genocide, I think it's important to recall just how serious the designation "crimes against humanity" is in ...

From ERIC REEVES, The New Republic,  10 Mar 2009
Related Topics: Barack Obama,  Alan Wolfe,  Luis Moreno Ocampo

What Should Obama Do About Darfur? Now That An Arrest Warrant Has Been Issued For President Bashir, Our Expert Panel Debates The Next Step.

Unlike the other participants in this exchange, I am no expert on Darfur. Indeed, to the extent that I know anything at all about the tragedy that has been unfolding there, it is due to the people with whom I find myself now interacting. So let me ...

From ALEX DE WAAL, RICHARD JUST, ERIC REEVES, ELIZABETH RUBIN, ALAN WOLFE, The New Republic,  6 Mar 2009
Related Topics: Barack Obama,  Bill Clinton,  George W. Bush,  U.S. Senate,  David Rieff

The TNR Roundtable: What Should Obama Do About Darfur?

Yesterday brought the news we have all been expecting for weeks: that the International Criminal Court has issued an arrest warrant for Sudanese President Omar Al Bashir. My own reaction to this development is mixed. On the one hand, the decision was ...

From ALEX DE WAAL, RICHARD JUST, ERIC REEVES, ELIZABETH RUBIN, AND ALAN WOLFE, The New Republic,  5 Mar 2009
Related Topics: Barack Obama,  Joe Biden,  Luis Moreno Ocampo,  Don Cheadle,  Hillary Rodham Clinton

The TNR Roundtable Part 2: What Should Obama Do About Darfur?

In the last four years, a lot went right in Sudan. The Comprehensive Peace Agreement was generally respected. Its key provisions have been implemented imperfectly and behind schedule, with numerous relapses, but nonetheless the majority of Sudanese ...

From ALEX DE WAAL, RICHARD JUST, ERIC REEVES, ELIZABETH RUBIN, AND ALAN WOLFE, The New Republic,  5 Mar 2009
Related Topics: Barack Obama

Eric Reeves: The Darfur genocide will continue with or without Omar al-Bashir

Darfur's vast and complex catastrophe has increasingly come to be perceived through the narrow lens of an impending ruling by the International Criminal Court (ICC) on charges brought against Sudan's President Omar al-Bashir. In July, ICC prosecutor ...

From ERIC REEVES, Guardian Unlimited,  18 Dec 2008
Related Topics: United Nations,  Luis Moreno Ocampo,  Ali Osman Taha,  Hassan al-Turabi

How Did The Perpetrators Of The Darfur Genocide End Up Running A U.N. Anti-Poverty Program?

Eight years ago, nearly all United Nations member states and many international organizations committed to a series of ambitious steps designed to respond immediately to critical needs within the developing world, and particularly in Africa. Known as ...

From ERIC REEVES, The New Republic,  10 Oct 2008
Related Topics: Ali Osman Taha,  United Nations

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