Overview -- The unending rebellion and its costs -- Spiraling communal conflict -- Conclusion
Summary
"Violence in the Darfur region of Sudan's far west continues unabated. Some 450,000 persons were displaced in 2014 and another 100,000 in January 2015 alone, adding to some two million long-term internally displaced persons (IDPs) since fighting erupted in 2003. The government remains wedded to a military approach and reluctant to pursue a negotiated national solution that would address all Sudan's conflicts at once and put the country on the path of a democratic transition. Khartoum's reliance on a militia-centred counter-insurgency strategy is increasingly counter-productive -- not least because it stokes and spreads communal violence. Ending Darfur's violence will require -- beyond countrywide negotiations between Khartoum, the rebel Sudanese Revolutionary Front (SRF) coalition and unarmed players -- addressing its local dimensions, within both national talks and parallel local processes"--Publisher's web site
Notes
"22 April 2015."
Bibliography
Includes bibliographical references
Notes
Description based on online resource; title from PDF caption (ICG, viewed April 27, 2015)
