Sudan · December, 2011
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Stories about Sudan from December, 2011
Africa: African Arguments Online
South Sudan 29 December 2011
African Arguments Online is “a multi-blogging site that covers both contemporary African events as they unfold, and develops debates on themes we believe are centrally important to an ever-changing continent.”
Sudan: A View From Blue Nile
Human Rights 7 December 2011
Read Nenad Marinkovic's field dispatch from Blue Nile, Sudan: “The fighting in Blue Nile has, from the start, followed the pattern of previous clashes in South Kordofan, using frequent aerial bombardments that have repeatedly fallen on the civilian population.”
