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Darfur ... and now more genocide in Sudan?

Evidence is piling up that genocide is taking place in the southern border region of Sudan, affecting tens of thousands of Nuba people. But the world is dillydallying, just as it did with Darfur, Rwanda, and Srebrenica.
Letters to the Editor

Readers write about religious leadership in Iraq, illegal immigration, an impending crisis in Sudan, and culture references across the generations.
Obama, Darfur, and ICC justice

We must stand up to Sudan's shocking threats.
An up-close view of brutality in Darfur

How would we react if Khartoum bombed our kids?
UN's Ban, U.S. push to add Darfur peacekeepers – and soon

The secretary-general says the situation in Sudan's violence-torn province 'remains grim.'
Genocide prevention: 60 years of abject failure

Darfur reinforces the impotence of this UN mandate.

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