Sudan’s North and South must take political action to define their mutual boundary if they hope to avoid future complications, including a return to conflict.
To make an end of the brutal Lord’s Resistance Army (LRA) once and for all, national armies, the UN and civilians need to pool intelligence and coordinate their efforts in new and creative ways.
Conflicts among tribes have claimed several thousand lives in South Sudan in 2009, with the worst violence in and around the vast, often impassable state of Jonglei. Violence often afflicts pastoral communities, but in this area it has taken on a new and dangerously politicised character.
Presentation on Sudan to the Canadian Parliamentary Standing Committee on Foreign Affairs, David Mozersky, Horn of Africa Project Director, International Crisis Group, 11 April 2008.
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