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A crisis in Sudan

Jimmy Carter

One of the most urgent responsibilities the international community faces is in Sudan, which is facing a renewal of nationwide violence.

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Sudan Between Peril and Hope

By Lakhdar Brahimi and Desmond Tutu

With the right international support, Sudan could move decisively towards peace and democracy in the coming months. If the international community fails the challenge, conflicts and tensions that have already cost hundreds of thousands of lives will continue and worsen. We dare not let this happen.

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Africa and the International Court

By Kofi Annan

The I.C.C. represents hope for victims of atrocities and sends a message that no one is above the law. That hope and message will be undermined if the African Union condemns the court because it has charged an African head of state.

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Will Africa let Sudan off the hook?

By Archbishop Desmond Tutu

The expected issuance of an arrest warrant for President Omar Hassan al-Bashir of Sudan by the International Criminal Court tomorrow presents a stark choice for African leaders - are they on the side of justice or on the side of injustice?...

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