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Amnesty International has urged an investigation into former governor Ndima and two army officers for possible crimes against humanity in Congo, following violent protests in Goma that resulted in over …
Amnesty International Calls for Probe into Congo Officials for Humanitarian Crimes Read More
The Indonesian war of independence (1945-1949) is undergoing renewed scrutiny in the Netherlands, highlighted by recent scholarly research and personal narratives. This review focuses on two significant works: Rémy Limpach’s …
Revisiting the Indonesian War: Dutch Perspectives on a Colonial Legacy Read More
East African truck drivers have struck at the Nimule border due to a $70 tax, highlighting concerns over operational costs. Meanwhile, Sudanese civil society groups discuss achieving peace, amid a …
East African Truck Operators Strike at Nimule Border Over New Tax Read More
Truck drivers from East Africa are striking at the Nimule border against a $70 tax for goods entering South Sudan. This action disrupts trade, while Sudanese civil society groups work …
East African Truck Operators Strike at South Sudan-Uganda Border due to Tax Increase Read More
General Abdel Fattah al-Burhan of Sudan has pledged to eradicate the Rapid Support Forces and restore peace after months of conflict. His statements in Asmara, following talks with Eritrean President …
Sudan’s General Burhan Commits to Defeating RSF and Restoring Peace Read More
The report from the Joint UN Human Rights Office highlights the extensive human rights violations faced by Sudanese refugees in South Sudan due to the ongoing conflict in Sudan. Findings …
Joint UN Human Rights Office Report on Sudanese Refugees in South Sudan Read More
Sudan is on the brink of becoming a failed state, with civil society collapsing amid rampant violence from armed groups, according to Jan Egeland of the Norwegian Refugee Council. Over …
Sudan Faces Imminent Threat of State Failure Amid Ongoing Conflict Read More
U.S. Special Envoy Tom Perriello stated a deficiency in political will among Sudan’s warring factions, hindering efforts for conflict resolution. Concurrently, Senegal’s ruling party won a substantial majority in recent …
US Special Envoy Highlights Lack of Political Will in Sudan Conflict Resolution Read More
A recent report asserts that the Dutch government systematically tolerated extreme violence committed by its military during the Indonesian independence war, contradicting the longstanding position that such actions were isolated. …
Dutch Government’s Complicity in Military Brutality During Indonesian Independence War Read More
Catholic Bishops in Sudan and South Sudan are urging citizens to embrace peace and unity amidst ongoing conflict. In a recent statement, they condemned the humanitarian crisis resulting from the …
Catholic Bishops Call for Unity and Peace Among Sudanese Amidst Ongoing Conflict Read More