61. Sudan Government Accuses Opposition PCP Of Sabotaging Talks About Ending Rebelli sudan government Accuses Opposition PCP of Sabotaging Talks about Ending Rebellionin the West. Agencies, Arab News. KHARTOUM, 24 November 2003 —. http://www.aljazeerah.info/News archives/2003 News archives/November/24 n/Sudan

News, November 2003, www.aljazeerah.info Home News Archive Arab Cartoons ... Cities, localities, and tourist attractions Sudan Government Accuses Opposition PCP of Sabotaging Talks about Ending Rebellion in the West Agencies, Arab News KHARTOUM, 24 November 2003 — A top Sudanese government official aired charges yesterday that an Islamist opposition party was trying to sabotage peace talks with rebels in western Sudan and promote the rebellion there. First Vice President Ali Osman Taha alleged that Hassan Turabi’s Popular Congress Party had blocked recent talks in Chad with rebels from the western Darfur region. “Ever since the release of its leader (Turabi) the Popular Congress has never ceased fanning sedition in Darfur,” Taha said, quoted by state Omdurman radio and other media. President Omar Bashir last month freed Turabi from nearly three years of house arrest as part of efforts to prepare to end a 20-year civil war with the main rebel group in the south, the Sudan People’s Liberation Army. Turabi, a former Bashir ally turned rival, was originally arrested after his party struck a deal with the SPLA in Switzerland that sought to create opposition to the government in Khartoum. Taha warned his government would disband the PCP if it did not change policy, but PCP official Mohammed Al-Amin Khalifa retorted his party would not “accept any threats and will not keep silent toward any curtailing of its freedoms.”

62. Sudan Government, SPLA Strike Deal On Wealth-Sharing or through PayPal, using credit cards or bank transfers. sudan government,SPLA Strike Deal on WealthSharing. Arab News, Agence France Presse. http://www.aljazeerah.info/News archives/2003 News archives/December/21 n/Sudan

News, December 2003, www.aljazeerah.info Home News Archive Arab Cartoons ... Cities, localities, and tourist attractions Al-Jazeerah Info Center needs your support to continue providing you with this free service Send donations by check to: Al-Jazeerah Info Center, P.O. Box 724, Dalton, GA 30722-0724, USA. or through PayPal, using credit cards or bank transfers Sudan Government, SPLA Strike Deal on Wealth-Sharing Arab News, Agence France Presse NAIROBI, 21 December 2003 — Representatives of Sudan’s government and those of main rebel group have reached an agreement on the sharing of oil wealth, paving the way for a comprehensive peace accord, Kenya’s Foreign Minister Kalonzo Musyoka said yesterday. “I am getting information that they have agreed on wealth-sharing,” Musyoka told AFP, commenting on the talks between Sudan’s government and the rebel Sudan People’s Liberation Army being held outside the Kenyan capital. He said that he would travel Sunday to Naivasha, 80 kilometers northwest of Nairobi, for the expected signing of the agreement. “There has been agreement on the wealth-sharing, but the principals are working on the final details,” an SPLA delegate to the talks, who asked not to be named, told AFP.

63. Sudan Government Denies Rebel Gains In Blue Nile, 4/13/99 sudan government Denies Rebel Gains in Blue Nile, 4/13/99. SUDANGovernment denies rebel gains in Blue Nile. NAIROBI, 13 April (IRIN http://www.africa.upenn.edu/Hornet/irin_41399b.html

UNIVERSITY OF PENNSYLVANIA - AFRICAN STUDIES CENTER Sudan: Government Denies Rebel Gains in Blue Nile, 4/13/99 SUDAN: Government denies rebel gains in Blue Nile NAIROBI, 13 April (IRIN) - The Sudanese government on Tuesday denied claims by the rebel Sudan People's Liberation Army (SPLA) that it had captured two garrison towns in Southern Blue Nile state and was in control of the Khartoum-Port Sudan road. Such claims were "part of the rebels' propaganda", an official at the Sudanese embassy in Nairobi, Mansour Al-Bolad, told IRIN. "No garrisons have been attacked," he said. "Government troops are undertaking routine military activities and patrolling the affected areas. But there is nothing serious." In a statement, the SPLA said its troops had killed 128 government soldiers and wounded 300 in the capture of Samaa West and Adrob garrisons last Thursday. However, Bolad said, "it is not possible for such a number of troops to have been killed considering that the areas in question are sparsely populated." He added that the rebels could be "cashing in" on the volatility of the region resulting from the Ethiopian-Eritrean war. He further allayed fears that Khartoum might not attend peace talks scheduled for 20-25 April in Nairobi, saying there was no official statement to indicate a change of heart.

64. Anti-Slavery - News Sudan Government Responds To Anti-Slavery Report sudan government responds to AntiSlavery report. 24 October 2001.The Government of since 1986. sudan government response ( ). To http://www.antislavery.org/homepage/news/sudan241001.htm

Sudan Government responds to Anti-Slavery report 24 October 2001 The Government of Sudan responded to Anti-Slavery's report, Is there slavery in Sudan? , see bottom of page for Adobe Acrobat ), submitted to them in April 2001. Anti-Slavery's 26-page report summarised information gathered during our visit last October. Director Mike Dottridge and human rights lawyer Mohammed Tahri interviewed Government officials, representatives of the Government's Committee for the Eradication of Abduction of Women and Children, UNICEF representatives, Dinka community leaders and others about abductions and slavery in Sudan and efforts being taken to stop this abuse. In its report, Anti-Slavery reiterated calls on the Government to stop the raids; make clear that abduction and related abuses were illegal; specify a deadline after which those holding abducted people should be prosecuted; and re-establish a safe corridor through which people held in the north could be returned to areas in the south controlled by the Sudan People's Liberation Army. Also of concern was the need to develop special procedures for considering cases where captured girls or women were married into the captor's community.

65. Anti-Slavery - News Sudan Government Responds To Anti-Slavery Report sudan government responds to AntiSlavery report. 30 October 2001.The Government of Sudan has responded to Anti-Slavery s report, Is http://www.antislavery.org/homepage/news/sudan301001.htm

Sudan Government responds to Anti-Slavery report 30 October 2001 The Government of Sudan has responded to Anti-Slavery's report, Is there slavery in Sudan? , submitted to them in April 2001. Anti-Slavery's 26-page report summarises information gathered during a fact-finding visit to Sudan last year , see bottom of page for Adobe Acrobat, or buy the report and government response During their visit to Sudan, Anti-Slavery's Director, Mike Dottridge, and human rights lawyer Mohammed Tahri interviewed Government officials, representatives of the Government's Committee for the Eradication of Abduction of Women and Children, UNICEF representatives, Dinka community leaders and others about abductions and slavery in Sudan and efforts being taken to stop this abuse. In its report, Anti-Slavery reiterated calls on the Government to stop the raids; make clear that abduction and related abuses were illegal; specify a deadline after which those holding abducted people should be prosecuted; and re-establish a safe corridor through which people held in the north could be returned to areas in the south controlled by the Sudan People's Liberation Army. Also of concern was the need to develop special procedures for considering cases where captured girls or women were married into the captor's community.

66. Hr-headlines@hrea.org - Sudan: Government Commits 'ethnic Cleansing' In Darfur sudan government commits ethnic cleansing in Darfur. Subject headlinessudan government commits ethnic cleansing in Darfur; http://www.hrea.org/lists/hr-headlines/markup/msg01633.html

Sudan: Government commits 'ethnic cleansing' in Darfur Subject [headlines] Sudan: Government commits 'ethnic cleansing' in Darfur From owner-hr-headlines@hrea.org Date Fri, 07 May 2004 12:40:21 +0200 To hr-headlines@hrea.org (New York, May 7, 2004) – The Sudanese government is responsible for "ethnic cleansing" and crimes against humanity in the western region of Darfur, Human Rights Watch said in a new report [ http://hrw.org/reports/2004/sudan0504/ http://www.hrea.org/lists/hr-headlines/markup/maillist.php Prev by Date: Kosovo: Trafficked women and girls have human rights Next by Date: Chile: Concrete action needed to end torture Previous by thread: Sudan: Five lawyers in incommunicado detention Next by thread: Sudan: Human rights defenders in Darfur detained Reply to this message Start a new topic Date Index ... HREA Home Page

67. Peace Agreement Signed By Sudan Government Rejected By SPLA Leader To print Click here. Peace agreement signed by sudan government rejectedby SPLA Leader. Press Release Friday, March 22, 2002. Despite http://www.sudanembassy.org/asp/print.asp?ID=7

68. Sudan Government And Rebels Sign Key Security Deal To print Click here. sudan government and Rebels Sign Key SecurityDeal. News Story Thursday, September 25, 2003. A breakthrough http://www.sudanembassy.org/asp/print.asp?ID=206

69. Sudan Government Murders Civilians - Events Quarterly sudan government Murders Civilians. The government of Sudan will onlysay that this is a local conflict. News February 2004. News. http://www.eventsquarterly.com/news/february2004/3.php

Enter your e-mail address to subscribe to Events Quarterly Your Ad Here Sudan Government Murders Civilians Amnesty International is making the claim that the Sudanese government is committing human rights violations, with arbitrary air and ground attacks on civilians. At least 100 000 citizens of Sudan have now escaped to Chad. Despite the long term relevance of this year long conflict, the United Nations is only warning of a worsening conflict. Amnesty International is asking for human rights monitors to be allowed into the Sudanese city Darfur. The government of Sudan will only say that this is a local conflict. News February 2004 News Events Quarterly - February 3, 2004 The Entertainment Magazine With a Political Edge Site Map Internet Arts Directory Send Page

70. SPLMToday - Darfur Rebels, Sudan Government Press On Towards Ceasefire Deal Darfur rebels, sudan government press on towards ceasefire deal. Darfurrebels, sudan government press on towards ceasefire deal. http://splmtoday.com/modules.php?name=News&file=article&sid=1166

71. Sudan Government, Darfur Rebels Sign Cease-Fire Deal sudan government, Darfur Rebels Sign CeaseFire Deal Friday, April9, 2004 The Sudanese government and two western rebel groups http://www.unwire.org/UNWire/20040409/449_22651.asp

June 7, 2004 June 1, 2004 May 24, 2004 May 17, 2004 ... more... YOUR OWN SUBSCRIPTION If you are not a current subscriber to U.N. Wire , click here to sign up for this daily service about the United Nations and the world. Sudan Government, Darfur Rebels Sign Cease-Fire Deal Friday, April 9, 2004 The Sudanese government and two western rebel groups signed a cease-fire deal yesterday to end hostilities within 72 hours and bring humanitarian relief to the embattled Darfur region after a year of bloodshed that has claimed more than 10,000 lives. Agence France-Presse /Yahoo! News, April 8). AFP According to U.N. field staff and nongovernmental organizations, aid workers have only been able to help about a third of those in need because the security situation has confined them mainly to Darfur's provincial capitals. U.N. release , April 8). Human Rights Watch Integrated Regional Information Networks , April 8). Government, Southern Rebels Inch Nearer To Comprehensive Accord BBC Online , April 8).

72. ReliefWeb: Landmark Sudanese Peace Agreement: Sudan Government Concludes With Th Landmark Sudanese peace agreement sudan government concludes withthe SPLM/A Machakos Protocol and issues a Joint Communiqué. http://southsudanfriends.org/News/Machakos.html

Source: Government of the Republic of Sudan and the Sudan People's Liberation Movement/Army Date: 20 Jul 2002 Landmark Sudanese peace agreement: Sudan government concludes with the SPLM/A "Machakos Protocol" and issues a Joint Communiqué Landmark Sudanese Peace Agreement. Sudan government concludes with the SPLM/A "MACHAKOS PROTOCOL" and issue a Joint Communiqué. Nairobi-Kenya 20 July 2002 . The delegation of the Government of the Sudan successfully concluded on 20 July 2002 the prescribed peace negotiations with "Sudan People's Liberation Movement Army SPLM/A" which took place in Kenya lasting for five weeks (from 18th June , to 20th July 2002" under the auspices of the IGAD peace process The two parties have achieved substantial progress by reaching to agreement on the previously outstanding contentions issues. They agreed to proceed with the positive outcome and framework and to resume negotiations on next August 2002. To that effect Sudan Government and the SPLM/A signed a document titled (MACHAKOS PROTOCOL"- text below - and issued a Joint Communiqué - text below- , declaring their goals , principles and methods to realize their joint commitment to a negotiated peaceful, just comprehensive settlement .

73. Human Rights News & Actions: Sudan: Government And Militias Conspire In Darfur K sudan government and Militias Conspire in Darfur Killings. sudan governmentand Militias Conspire in Darfur Killings (Human Rights Watch, 234-2004). http://www.derechos.org/news/archives/000662.html

Your source for human rights information Main April 26, 2004 Sudan: Government and Militias Conspire in Darfur Killings In a joint operation in the Darfur region of Sudan, government troops working with Arab militias detained 136 African men whom the militias massacred hours later, Human Rights Watch said today. Sudan: Government and Militias Conspire in Darfur Killings (Human Rights Watch, 23-4-2004) TrackBack Comments Post a comment Name: Email Address: URL: Remember personal info? Yes No Comments:

74. Sudan Government Bombs Civilian Targets 113 Times This Year, According To New Re 3507. sudan government Bombs Civilian Targets 113 Times This Year, Accordingto New Research by Aid Workers The Crisis in Sudan. Aerial http://www.uscr.org/news/press_releases/2000/110700.htm

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: November 7, 2000 Contact: Jeff Drumtra Sudan Government Bombs Civilian Targets 113 Times This Year, According to New Research by Aid Workers The Crisis in Sudan Aerial bombings of civilian and humanitarian targets in Sudan are occurring far more frequently than previously realized, according to new data compiled by humanitarian aid workers in Sudan. The aerial bombings have intensified this year. At least 65 bombardments were reported during 1999; at least 40 bombings occurred during 1998. Sudanese government planes have bombed civilian targets at least 240 times during the past four years. The Sudanese government's deliberate aerial bombings kill innocent civilians, disrupt international relief efforts, and push families from their land. The aerial attacks are serious violations of international humanitarian norms, yet international leaders routinely ignore the bombings and their terrifying effect on the local Sudanese population. U.S. President Bill Clinton issued a rare statement about the bombings last month, noting that they are "egregious abuses" and that he is "deeply concerned." Clinton stated that "the government of Sudan has bombed civilian and humanitarian locations more than 60 times during the past year." The new bombing information for 2000 is based on research by three sources: the UN's Operation Lifeline Sudan, a consortium of more than 30 international aid organizations; international relief groups that operate in areas inaccessible to OLS; and research by John Ashworth, an analyst of aid programs operated by local church groups in southern Sudan.

75. Sudan Government Says Seized Darfur Rebel Stronghold, 04/22/03 sudan government says Seized Darfur Rebel Stronghold, 04/22/03. Sudangovernment says seized Darfur rebel stronghold. KHARTOUM, April http://www.darfurinfo.org/news/news042203.html

Sudan Government says Seized Darfur Rebel Stronghold Sudan government says seized Darfur rebel stronghold KHARTOUM, April 22 (AFP) The Sudanese government said Tuesday its troops had driven rebel forces out of a stronghold in West Darfur province and taken control of their abandoned camps. "There will be no negotiations with anyone who carries arms. They will be faced with arms only," warned the province's governor, Omar Haroun, at a press conference. The governor said Khartoum's forces had dismantled rebel camps in the Jebel Marrah area and brought the area under full government control, while the rebels had fled. He did not mention any casualties, but said troops were "combing" the area to find rebels. The Khartoum government has refused to recognize any political motivation for the unrest in West Darfur, led by a group naming itself the Sudan Liberation Movement/Army (SLM/A), and has instead blamed the unrest on armed criminal gangs. In keeping with the policy, the governor accused "gangsters" and "highwaymen" of having launched raids on government positions as well as on civilians, and said loyalist troops attacked them following tip-offs from the local population. The SLM/A previously known as the Darfur Liberation Front was first reported active in West Darfur in February after it captured a government-held town. The town was later taken back.

76. ReliefWeb: Sudan: Government Says It Is ''keen'' To Resolve Darfur Crisis On 7 May, the UN High Commissioner for Human Rights (UNHCHR) urged Sudan to stemhuman rights abuses in Darfur, where government troops and allied militias http://www.reliefweb.int/w/rwb.nsf/0/ec8357c107732afb85256e92005200ae?OpenDocume

77. ReliefWeb: Norway Condemns Attack By Sudan Government On Civilians Source Government of Norway Date 21 Feb 2002 Norway condemns attackby sudan government on civilians. No. 36/02 The Norwegian http://www.reliefweb.int/w/rwb.nsf/0/f14b32088460011cc1256b6b0038b29c?OpenDocume

78. Global Health Council - Sudan Government To Ban FGM News/Event Item sudan government to Ban FGM 3 September 2003 Integrated RegionalInformation Network (IRIN) Sudan, which has the highest prevalence of female http://www.globalhealth.org/news/article/3506

Council Site Search Web Search your location : home News from Other Sources General Health News In This Section General Health News Outbreaks AIDS News Council News ... Submit an Article Contribute news, technical information and upcoming events by clicking here Search News Advance Search News/Event Item Sudan Government to Ban FGM 3 September 2003 Integrated Regional Information Network (IRIN) Sudan, which has the highest prevalence of female genital mutilation (FGM) in the world, has made a commitment to ban the practice. At the end of a regional three-day symposium held last week in Khartoum, Health Minister Ahmed Osman Bilal expressed his government's commitment to eradicate FGM at all levels, according to a summary of proceedings provided by UNICEF. He said the government would produce a legislative framework banning the practice, which would be supported by a public statement by the president of Sudan, and accompanied and followed up by educational and awareness programmes. For the Full Article, go to http://www.irinnews.org/report.asp?ReportID=36364 UNICEF http://www.unicef.org/

79. Secretary-General Welcomes Sudan Government Decision To Halt Air SG/SM/7819 AFR/321 28 May 2001. SECRETARYGENERAL WELCOMES sudan governmentDECISION TO HALT AIR ATTACKS IN NUBA MOUNTAINS, SOUTHERN SUDAN. http://www.unis.unvienna.org/unis/pressrels/2001/sgsm7819.html

80. Political Charter Between The Sudan Government - CAABU Political Charter Between the sudan government and the SPLA (United). In the nameof God the Compassionate, the Merciful. (signed) For the Government of Sudan. 1. http://www.caabu.org/press/documents/sudangov-spla95.html

Resource Library Political Charter Between the Sudan Government and the SPLA (United) In the name of God the Compassionate, the Merciful This Charter has been made on the 26th of April 1995 between the delegation of the Government of the Sudan and the SPLA/M (United) delegation. The two parties have pledged to cooperate, support each other and stand together in bringing about peace and ruling the Sudan according to the following principles: 1. Preserve the unity of the Sudan with its recognized international boundaries, secure its entity against all internal and external dangers. Endeavour to keep peace, justice and supremacy of the values of right and goodness. 2. The Federal System shall be tested and evaluated for a period of time to be agreed upon. 3. Assert and promote the values of participatory democracy in the light of the changing situations and practices. 4. Fight Sectarianism (Taifia) and its allies in all forms.

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