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On the brink: Towards lasting peace in Sudan

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A report on the role of the international community in supporting Sudan's Comprehensive Peace Agreement and beyond

 

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Over the course of six months, the Sudan Associate Parliamentary Group held Parliamentary Hearings into Sudan's peace.  The Hearings brought together a very wide range of people and expertise, initially with numerous written submissions received from a variety of different sources, including a number from within Sudan, and then in oral evidence which allowed the Committee to talk to and bring up specific issues with Ministers, NGOs, advocacy and human rights groups, international political representatives, the Archbishop for Sudan, and world renowned experts on the same platform.

The Hearings provided an opportunity to examine the implementation of the CPA leading up to 2011 and its implications for beyond, specifically how well the peace process has been supported and continues to be supported by the international community, including governmental bodies, donors, and international agencies and organizations.  As the final phases of the CPA were approached,  the Hearings also served to raise awareness in UK Parliament of the gaps that remain to be filled, and thereby improve policies and highlight the challenges still to be faced by Sudan in the next few years.

Last Updated ( Tuesday, 02 August 2011 16:40 )
 

2010

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Against the Gathering Storm: Securing Sudan's Comprehensive Peace Agreement

Edward Thomas (2010), Chatham House

This report assesses the Comprehensive Peace Agreement (CPA) signed by the Sudan People's Liberation Movement/Army and the Government of Sudan in 2005. It focuses on three areas of current or former conflict in Southern Sudan, Southern Kordofan and Darfur.

The report argues for sustained and committed international engagement to ensure that the provisions and principles of the CPA are adhered to. It also sets out areas that may be problematic over the next few years. Read more...

Rescuing the Peace in Southern Sudan

Joint NGO Briefing Paper (2010), Oxfam

This joint NGO paper calls on the Government of Sudan, and the Government of Southern Sudan, key CPA guarantors, donors, the UN Mission in Sudan and the UN Security Council to take urgently needed measures to:

  • Prevent conflict ahead of Sudan’s 2010 elections and the 2011 referendum and its aftermath;
  • Protect civilians from violence;
  • Strengthen humanitarian assistance and access; and
  • Provide much needed development to the people of southern Sudan. Read more...

Negotiating Sudan's Post-Referendum Arrangements

Jon Temin (2010), United States Institute of Peace

This Peace Brief was written by Jon Temin, USIP’s Sudan Program Officer, and is based on meetings in Khartoum, Juba, Washington and elsewhere between August 2009 and January 2010. Read more...
January 2010 Evaluation Report

Republic of Sudan Assessment and Evaluation Commission (2010)

The report covers the full range of the CPA – including wealth sharing, security matters and the role of the international community – and includes recommendations in respect of key priorities. It  highlights the need for an early start to discussions on post-referendum arrangements to address both scenarios, unity and separation, recognising the interdependence of North and South in Sudan; and the urgency of demarcation of the North/South border. Read more...

Southern Sudan NGO Forum - Collected Documents

Multiple Authors (2009/2010)

A wide collection of official documents and reports relating to the peace process in Southern Sudan. Read more...

Small Arms Survey - Collected Documents

Multiple Authors (2006 - 2010)

Comprehensive analyses of the security situation and arms flows throughout Sudan.  Read more...

Last Updated ( Monday, 15 February 2010 12:03 )
 

2009

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Fuelling Mistrust: The Need for Transparency in Sudan's Oil Industry

Global Witness (2009)

The 2005 peace agreement, which brought to an end to the conflict between north and south Sudan, one of Africa’s longest-running and most bloody wars, was based on an agreement to share oil revenues. However, new evidence uncovered by Global Witness raises serious questions about whether the revenues are being shared fairly. Read more...

Scenarios for Sudan: Avoiding Political Violence Through 2011

Alan Schwartz (2009), United States Institute of Peace

More political violence will be hard to avoid in Sudan, barring a quick change in current trends, according to a new USIP report. Much of the outcome hinges on the handling of issues that involve the 2011 referendum on whether the South secedes from Sudan.  Read more...

Sudan 2012

Jaïr van der Lijn (2009, Clingendael: Netherlands Institute of International Relations

This report describes four possible scenarios for the future of Sudan, defined by two key uncertainties: 1) In 2012, will Sudan be united or will the North and South have gone separate ways? 2) In 2012, will there be a new war between the North and the South, or will there be no war? Read more...

 

 

Last Updated ( Thursday, 11 February 2010 10:28 )