2006

Refugees International said that a rapid increase in oil exploration potentially threatens the safety of Sudanese living in oil-rich South Sudan and displaced people returning home to these areas

NESI has been monitoring the peace process and has often worked as a catalyst to the sustenance of the Sudanese Comprehensive Peace Agreement.

Economic sanctions marked the first punitive measures taken against anyone involved in the atrocities in Darfur region.

Russia and China said that the time was not ripe for slapping proposed UN Security Council sanctions on four Sudanese officials.

The fighting is between rival factions of a southern militia group called the South Sudan Defence Forces (SSDF), which fought alongside Sudanese government

California State Teachers' Retirement System (CalSTRS), the second largest US pension fund, plans to sell stocks of companies with business in Sudan

Sudan has prevented the United Nations' top humanitarian official from visiting refugees from the troubled Darfur region

The company said it can now speed up the seismic operations and the well targeting process in Block Ba in Southern Sudan

Militia in South Darfur continues to cleanse village after village. The Government had not disarmed them.

Southern Sudan received more than $700 million as part of a deal to end more than two decades of civil war