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After Fueling Sudan's Revolution, Women Are Being Sidelined
By Katie Reilly
The Fight to Save Sudan from the Counterrevolution
By Ian Bremmer
Sudan’s Military Calls for Election After Violent Crackdown on Protesters
By Aryn Baker
It's Business as Usual for Russians in Sudan, Despite Bashir's Fall
By Simon Shuster
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An Uprising in Sudan Threatens to Dismantle Three Decades of Authoritarian Rule
For nearly 30 years, President Omar Hassan al-Bashir has ruled Sudan with an authoritarian zeal that ranks him among the world's most notorious dictators, accused of severe human-rights abuses, corruption and economic incompetence. Sanctions and...
By Aryn Baker
January 24, 2019
Sudan Court Repeals Death Sentence of Teen Raped by Husband
Noura Hussein, 19, stabbed her husband to death after he allegedly raped her
By Casey Quackenbush
June 27, 2018
Sudanese Teen Appeals Death Penalty for Killing Her Rapist
Naomi Campbell, Mira Sorvino and Emma Watson have joined the campaign to overturn her sentence
By Laignee Barron
May 25, 2018
An American Lobbying Firm Is Helping Sudan's Vile Regime
Earlier this summer, K Street law and lobbying firm Squire Patton Boggs inked a contract with the Sudanese government aimed at removing U.S. sanctions on that regime. The firm will be paid $40,000 a month...
By George Clooney and John Prendergast
July 6, 2017
Tom Catena: Aid Must Go Where It Is Most Needed, Even Amid War and Disease
The international community needs to do more to help
By Tom Catena
April 24, 2017
Bin Laden's Will Shows a Terror Leader Left Behind by Contemporary Jihad
The release of bin Laden's last will and testament shows a man who was already being surpassed by his brutal successors in terror
By Karl Vick
March 8, 2016
India Prepares to Host Sudan's al-Bashir Despite War-Crimes Charges
The African leader is wanted by the International Criminal Court
By Swati Gupta / New Delhi
October 23, 2015
Inside Calais's Deadly Migrant Crisis
The desperate conditions that are driving migrants to risk their lives to make it to the U.K.
By Naina Bajekal/Calais
August 1, 2015
The Sudanese President's Escape Highlights the Determination of African Lawyers
Creative lawyering is helping to put international criminal justice back in vogue
By John Prendergast and Akshaya Kumar
June 15, 2015
Sudan's President Escapes Arrest
South Africa's failure to arrest Omar al-Bashir is a further blow to the credibility of the International Criminal Court
By Aryn Baker
June 15, 2015
World’s First 'Crowdsourced Country' Campaign Aims to Solve World Hunger
Jeremiah Heaton hopes to establish an agricultural research center on a slice of unclaimed land to help solve the world's food shortages
By Helen Regan
May 12, 2015
Sudan Finance Minister Pushes Washington to Lift Sanctions
Sudanese minister of finance and national economy Bader Eldin Mahmmoud Abbas Mukhtar visited Washington recently to lobby the United States to lift sanctions and remove the country from a list of states that sponsor terrorism....
By Elizabeth Dias
April 27, 2015
Sudan's Foreign Minister Denies War Crimes As UN Moves Toward New Sanctions
The United Nations Security Council threatened new sanctions Thursday against Sudan's government, and United States Ambassador to the U.N., Samantha Power, accused the country of "obstruction, harassment and direct attacks that have impeded efforts to...
By Elizabeth Dias
February 12, 2015
The Forgotten War in Sudan
The world has moved on, but the suffering continues
By Elizabeth Dias
February 12, 2015
Sudanese Government Denies Mass Military Rape
A Human Rights Watch investigation released at the United Nations on Wednesday reports that Sudanese army troops raped at least 221 women and girls during a 36-hour attack on the Darfur town of Tabit that...
By Elizabeth Dias
February 11, 2015
Five Best Ideas of the Day: January 21
1. China’s scramble to lock up resources in Africa has forced it to act more like a conventional superpower. By Richard Javad Heydarian in Medium 2. Adaptive learning technology can give educators tools to keep...
By The Aspen Institute
January 21, 2015
These Are the Elections to Watch Around the World in 2015
From Greece to Argentina, elections could transform the international political landscape
By Noah Rayman
December 31, 2014
Five Best Ideas of the Day: December 2
1. Let’s push for more college-educated cops. By Keli Goff in the Daily Beast 2. As strongmen — often U.S. allies — attempt to lock up lifetime power, an African democracy movement takes shape. By...
By The Aspen Institute
December 2, 2014
Obama Hosts African Leaders Amid Grumbling Over Record
Putting aside Gaza, Iraq and other distractions, Obama focuses on legacy
By Jay Newton-Small
August 5, 2014
Woman Escapes Sudan After Refusal to Deny Faith
Mariam Yahya Ibrahim and her family landed in Italy en route to a new life in the U.S.
By Noah Rayman
July 24, 2014
Sudanese woman cleared of death sentence re-arrested
A Sudanese woman was arrested once again a day after a court overturned her death sentence issued on charges of apostasy, her lawyer told Bloomberg News. A Sudanese court sentenced Meriam Yehia Ibrahim to die...
By Laura Stampler
June 24, 2014
Sudanese Woman Sentenced to Death for Apostasy Freed
After giving birth in jail, Meriam Ibrahim finally reunites with her husband.
By Hannah Goldberg
June 23, 2014
Protesters Rally at the White House to Free Meriam
Protestors want the Obama administration to help save a Christian woman sentenced to death in Sudan.
By Becca Stanek
June 13, 2014
Christian 'apostate' sentenced to death in Sudan gives birth in jail
Meriam Yahya Ibrahim, 27, was sentenced to death for marrying a Christian and refusing to convert to Islam
By Laura Stampler
May 27, 2014
Sudan's Real Crisis Is the Disregard for Female Life
The death sentence for a pregnant Sudanese woman who refuses to renounce her Christian faith shows that the government's depravity extends far beyond religion and deep into the heart of humanity.
By Kimberly L. Smith
May 16, 2014
Sudanese Woman Sentenced to Death After Marrying Christian
A Sudanese woman who was born to a Muslim father was sentenced to death by hanging for marrying a Christian man
By Barbara Tasch
May 15, 2014
Report: Eritreans Enslaved and Tortured in Refugee Camps
Refugees meet trouble in Egypt and Sudan
By Maddy Fry / London
February 11, 2014
Famine as a Weapon: It's Time to Stop Starvation in Sudan
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By George Clooney
December 8, 2011
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