War in Darfur

...(MSF). Other NGOs have been targeted by expulsions since the 2003 outbreak of the Darfur conflict, including the US agency CARE in 2007, the Norwegian Refugee Council in 2006 and Britain's Oxfam and Save the Children in 2004. Two members...

In this article: Sudan, Darfur, Darfur conflict, United Nations Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs, Norwegian Refugee Council, Save the Children, and Medecins Sans Frontieres

About 300,000 people died in the Darfur conflict, the UN estimates Survivors of the Darfur crisis who sought refuge in the UK are to be granted asylum under new rules. Non-Arab Darfuris will no longer be deported back to Sudan after...

In this article: Darfur, UK, UN, UK Border Agency, Darfur crisis, Sudan, and Janjaweed

...full sentence before deportation. Government officials and Muslim leaders in Britain said they believed the case may be linked to severe Western criticism of Sudan over its handling of the Darfur crisis. Western officials accuse the...

In this article: Sudan, Muhammad, London, Khartoum, Britain, Islam, Darfur crisis, and Muslim Public Affairs Committee

By Andrew Heavens China, the biggest investor in Sudan, said on Wednesday a war crimes indictment against Sudan's president would have a "disastrous" impact on the Darfur conflict and called for the case to be postponed. Liu Guijin,...

In this article: Omar Hassan al-Bashir, United Nations Security Council, Darfur, China, Sudan, Khartoum, Britain, and France

...government appeared reluctant to let hard-liners steer it into tensions with Britain and the West. Public pressure by Western governments over the Darfur conflict has eased recently, with a U.N.-African peacekeeping force preparing to deploy.

In this article: Islam, Prophet Muhammad, Unity High School, David Miliband, Khartoum, and Salman Rushdie

...of a neo-colonial Western plot to take over Sudan. The Darfur conflict began in early 2003, when the government and Arab militias launched a campaign against black-African rebel groups. You can see the full interview with President Omar...

In this article: Omar al-Bashir, Darfur, Sudan, BBC News Channel, Darfur conflict, UN, The Hague, and Khartoum

[31] H owever, the United States, Britain and France are eager to see the alleged perpetrator of the Darfur genocide brought to justice, but the Africa Union, the Arab League and China are less enthusiastic about Mr. Bashir's arrest. To...

In this article: Omar al-Bashir, Khartoum, Darfur, Sudan, Hosni Mubarak, United Nations Security Council, Cairo, and United Nations