February 2010

As talks proceed in Doha over peace in Darfur, bombs from government planes continued to fall on the rebel stronghold of Jebel Marra this week.  Read More »

Rarely do you meet someone “from” Juba, Sudan's southern capital, but the stories people tell of how they came to live here are remarkable and often tie in to the peace deal that gave the city its prominence.

Even the pop stars.  Read More »

Throughout the month of February, Enough and our partners at Resolve Uganda and Invisible Children have been leading a campaign in Oklahoma targeting Senator Tom Coburn (R-OK), who is single-handedly blocking the passage of a bill to halt the Lord’s Resistance Army in central Africa. Tomorrow, the campaign by Oklahoma constituents to influence Coburn comes to a crucial point as activists gather for a demonstration in front of Oklahoma's State Capitol building, calling on the senator to allow this bill to pass.  Read More »

Several major civilian disarmament campaigns in southern Sudan since the 2005 signing of the Comprehensive Peace Agreement have gone badly. Major human rights violations regularly occur when the army forcibly attempts to remove weapons from the hands of civilians who fear leaving their security up to soldiers who they perceive as either incapable or unwilling to protect them. 2010 has started out especially violently.  Read More »