نموزج لأكاذيب الكيزان وطرق تضليلهم للمواطنين في السودان. من هو ديفيد هويل؟

Affairs Council, in London in 1998. The Council is a privately-funded organisation, and runs advocacy, education and media projects relating to Sudan with the following objectives:

To work towards peace and reconciliation in Sudan
To work towards a better understanding of Sudan and Sudanese
affairs within the United Kingdom, European Union and international
community.
To work towards a better understanding of the complexities of
the Sudanese situation
To work towards the economic development of Sudan
To challenge inaccurate and questionable coverage of Sudan and
Sudanese affairs
The Council believes that the single most important issue facing Sudan is the search for peace. Issues such as political and economic development, human rights, humanitarian assistance and regional stability are all intimately related to peace in Sudan. The January 2005 Comprehensive Peace Agreement, signed between the Government of Sudan and the Sudan People's Liberation Army, ended the long running civil war in southern Sudan. Just as the war in the south was coming to an end, however, a new conflict erupted within Darfur, in western Sudan, in 2003. This has spiralled out of control, resulting in a serious humanitarian crisis. The Council believes that conflict in Sudan has historically been artificially prolonged by poor journalism and the propaganda war so often associated with civil wars - both of which have significantly misrepresented events in Sudan and adversely affected some international perceptions of the country. This continues to be the case with regard to the conflict in Darfur.

The Director

Dr David Hoile is a public affairs consultant specialising in African affairs. He has studied Sudanese affairs for several years and has been the Director of the European-Sudanese Public Affairs Council since 1998. He is a research professor at the University of Nyala in Darfur and is also a visiting professor at the Institute of African and Asian Studies and the Department of Political Science at the University of Khartoum in Sudan. Dr Hoile is a member of several Sudanese and African studies associations and international affairs bodies.
He is the author of Darfur in Perspective (2005), Images of Sudan: Case Studies in Propaganda and Misrepresentation (2003) and Farce Majeure: The Clinton Administration's Sudan Policy 1993-2000 (2000
) and editor of The Search for Peace in the Sudan: A Chronology of the Sudanese Peace Process 1989-2001. He is the author or editor of a number of other publications on African affairs, including Mozambique: A Nation in Crisis (1989).