Below and linked are short summaries and additional information addressing some of the major Darfur policy questions:

• UNAMID Deployment [0]
• Darfur Peace Process [0]
• Southern Sudan and the Comprehensive Peace Agreement [0]
• Establishing a No-Fly Zone? [0]
• International Criminal Court and Accountability [0]

Economic Policy Issues

• US Financial Support for Peacekeeping Efforts [0]
• Gum Arabic and Economic Advocacy [0]

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UNAMID DeploymentDownload [1] GI-Net's one-pager on UNAMID deployment.

View [2] the Enough Project's Report, How to Get the UN/AU Hybrid Force Deployed.

View [3] Save Darfur's fact sheet on UN Security Council Resolution 1769.

View [4] Save Darfur's Frequently Asked Question Sheet on Resolution 1769.

 

Darfur Peace ProcessDownload [5] GI-Net's one-pager on the peace process.

View [6] the ENOUGH Project's Report, A Strategy for Success in Sirte

 

Southern Sudan and the Comprehensive Peace AgreementDownload [7] GI-Net's CPA one-pager.

View [8] the ENOUGH Project's Report, An All-Sudan Solution: Linking Darfur and the South.

The Abyei Protocol is an important provision of the Comprehensive Peace Agreement. The Abyei region is a highly-contested, oil-rich area located between North and South Sudan. The Abyei Protocol, which would also enable the people of the region to decide whether to become part of the North or part of the South, is currently facing hurdles related to implementation.

More Information: Abyei

• Download [9] GI-Net's Abyei one-pager.
• View [10] the ENOUGH Project's Report, Abyei: Sudan's "Kashmir"

 

Establishing a No-Fly Zone?Download [11] GI-Net's No-Fly Zone one-pager.

View [12] the ENOUGH Project's report, Khartoum Bombs and the World Debates.

 

International Criminal Court and AccountabilitySecurity Council referred the situation in Darfur [13] to the International Criminal Court (ICC) for investigation. It is important for the United States to do everything in its power to assist the ICC investigation. In particular, the United States can supply the ICC with relevant intelligence. With help from the United States, the ICC can work to ensure that the victims of genocide receive justice.

More Information

• Download [14] GI-Net's ICC one-pager.
• Download [15] a report from Citizens for Global Solutions.

 

U.S. Financial Support for Peacekeeping Download [16] the United Nation's fact sheet on the benefits of UN peacekeeping.

Visit the Better World Campaign's webpage [17] on the benedits of investing in UN peacekeeping.

 

Gum Arabic and Economic AdvocacyDownload [18]GI-Net's one-pager on gum arabic and economic advocacy.