UNAMID?s Adada says resisted pressures

Britain to allow Darfur refugees from non-Arabs to stay

By: mohammedd

The British Interior Ministry announced that , it would allow asylum seekers to non-Arabs from Darfur to stay inside the country, saying it would not send them back to Sudan, claiming that this constitutes a threat to them.   And the refugees will remain, according to a spokeswoman for the Ministry of Interior, for a period of five years in ...

24 days ago

Dr. Ismail: American Sanctions will Never Affect Sudan even if they ...

By: naserdawi

Presidential Advisor, Dr. Mustafa Osman Ismail, said that the current situation of the Sudanese economy is much better than that in the past. He said that the American sanctions on Sudan will never affect Sudan even if they lasted for 50 years.   In a statement after his meeting in Cairo with the Egyptian Foreign Minister, Dr. Ismail ...

29 days ago

Sudan: End Rights Abuses, Repression

By: chnarendra

The Sudanese government should end attacks by its armed forces on civilians in Darfur and make the major human rights reforms envisioned in the 2005 Comprehensive Peace Agreement (CPA), Human Rights Watch said in a report issued today. Special Envoys to Sudan, concerned governments, and United Nations and African Union officials meeting in Moscow ...

about 1 month ago

AU Commission chairman queries indictment of Sudanese leader Behsir

By: Chamkemo

The International Criminal Court (ICC) has come under scathing attack by none but the head of the African Union Commission, Gabonese diplomat, Jean Ping. Mr Ping is at odds with the ICC for it allege targeting of African leaders for trial for war crimes. The AU Commission chair, according to the Sudan Tribune, a Sudan based newspaper, ...

about 1 month ago