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 تقرير خاص عن السودان - Parliamentary Brief - UK, www.thepolitician.org
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Parliamentary Brief has just published a special report on the Sudan peace process in its summer edition. It is essential reading for anyone with an interest in Sudan and the ending of its twenty-year-old war.
The peace process in Kenya is receiving hardly any media overage. Many of the reports that have been coming out have been overly optimistic. This edition argues that peace is possible if the root causes of the war are understood and tackled and if the peace is underpinned by strong constitutional and institutional structures, with international guarantees and investment in the peace process. Pressure needs to be maintained - indeed increased - on the main participants, particularly the government of Sudan. Peace will not come cheap - either politically or financially for either of the two main combatants - nor for the international community.
The report is available from our web site www.thepolitician.org as a pdf download and articles on Sudan are available through our archive.
If you have problems accessing the report please email a request for a copy to be emailed to you direct. If you need a printed copy send your address by email.
If you do not wish to be contacted by Parliamentary Brief again about Sudan, please email in reply.
The website will host various responses to the report and up-dates as well as newly commissioned pieces over the next few months.
Below are listed contents of the Sudan coverage in the summer edition.
CONTENTS
Sudan Fact File and Map
Welcome‹ but don¹t mention your torture chambers: War and human rights abuse continues in Sudan even as the government talks peace.
Baroness Cox, human rights and humanitarian aid worker and honorary
president of Christian Solidarity Worldwide (UK)
7. The régime doing business with Britain: An insight into the Khartoum government.
Gill Lusk
Deputy Editor, Africa Confidential
9. Jumping The Gun: An assessment of the peace process and its prospects.
Douglas H. Johnson is author of "The Root Causes of Sudan's Civil Wars"
11. The last thing we need is another Œdodgy dossier¹. What is needed for the peace deal to stick.
John Ashworth, a worker with the Sudanese churches for twenty years and currently involved in peace and advocacy activities
14 Could this man really be the key to peace? Parliamentary Brief talks to John Garang de Mabior Leader of the SPLM/A
16. Can Britain really hold the fort in Sudan? The importance of strong Verification and Monitoring of cease-fires in Sudan.
Eric Reeves is an authority on Sudan, and expert witness at US Congress hearings on the peace process and oil development.
17. We have to keep up the pressure
Hilton Dawson, MP, is Chairman of the Associate Party Group on Sudan
18. OPINION: Why Britain Needs To Battle For Peace In Sudan
19. You can't turn this girl into an Arab: Only by recognising the ethnic, religious and cultural diversity of Sudan can peace last.
Peter Moszynski is a writer and aid worker who has spent many years in Sudan and closely followed the various rounds of war and peace since the early 1980s.
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Yours sincerely,
Roderick Crawford
Editor
Parliamentary Brief
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