Central African Republic: Situation in Central African Republic fragile even...
Source: Enough ProjectCountry: Central African Republic, UgandaPosted by Kayla Firriolo on Jan 17, 2013 After a month-long standoff, the Central African Republic government and a rebel alliance agreed...
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Sudan: Darfur’s gold rush: State-sponsored atrocities 10 years after the...
Source: DigitalGlobe, Enough ProjectCountry: SudanA joint report by the Enough Project and Satellite Sentinel Project examines the Abbala militias' recent power play to gain control over lucrative gold...
View ArticleDemocratic Republic of the Congo: Field update: Goma's destiny
Source: Enough ProjectCountry: Democratic Republic of the Congo, RwandaOn Monday morning, the M23 rebel group and the Congolese army, or FARDC, clashed in the village of Mutaho, approximately six miles...
View ArticleSouth Sudan: Jonglei Civilians Urgently Need Protection and Assistance
Source: Enough ProjectCountry: Ethiopia, Kenya, South Sudan, UgandaViolence in Jonglei, South Sudan’s largest state, has rapidly increased in scope and scale. Fighting between the South Sudanese army,...
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Sudan: The Economics of Ethnic Cleansing in Darfur
Source: Enough ProjectCountry: Chad, SudanEconomic imperatives are now a major driving force for escalating violence in Darfur. Drawing on firsthand interviews with refugees on the Chadian border with...
View ArticleSudan: Dreams deferred in Abyei: Interactive timeline
Source: Enough ProjectCountry: South Sudan, SudanPosted by Katie Smith In advance of the proposed Abyei referendum date for October 2013, the Enough Project has released an interactive timeline...
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Sudan: Humanitarian Needs Assessment in Sudan’s Blue Nile State
Source: Enough ProjectCountry: SudanGiven the limits on access to rebel-held areas of Sudan’s Blue Nile state, there has been little information made public about the situation civilians face. In an...
View ArticleSouth Sudan: U.N. in South Sudan Must Provide Information to Civilians:...
Source: Enough ProjectCountry: South SudanPosted by Guest Contributor on Jan 05, 2014This guest post was written by Eric Reeves, professor at Smith College and Sudan expert.As of the evening of January...
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South Sudan: Situation Report: A Satellite Snapshot of South Sudan’s War
Source: DigitalGlobe, Enough ProjectCountry: South SudanFor the past month, South Sudan has been engulfed in an expanding civil war. Unlike Sudan, where the Satellite Sentinel Project pioneered its...
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South Sudan: Forgotten Wars: Sudan's Periphery Smolders as Focus Turns to...
Source: Enough ProjectCountry: South Sudan, SudanPosted by Rebecca Simpson on Jan 30, 2014Since December, international attention and focus has shifted to South Sudan as violence and a rising...
View ArticleSouth Sudan: Why Are South Sudanese Soldiers Carrying Bright Blue Children's...
Source: Enough ProjectCountry: South SudanPosted by Rebecca Simpson on Feb 04, 2014 Incongruous images showing soldiers wearing bright blue backpacks with the UNICEF logo front and center have been...
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Sudan: Bombed and burned: Darfuri civilians flee East Jebel Marra en masse
Source: DigitalGlobe, Enough ProjectCountry: SudanThis report originally appeared on the Satellite Sentinel Project.New Satellite Sentinel Project imagery provides independent confirmation of Sudan Air...
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Democratic Republic of the Congo: Joint INGO Letter to the United Nations...
Source: War Child International, International Alert, Norwegian Refugee Council, Tearfund, Christian Aid, Oxfam, World Vision, Enough ProjectCountry: Democratic Republic of the Congo, RwandaThe United...
View ArticleSudan: School in Nuba Mountains Bombed for Second Time
Source: Enough ProjectCountry: SudanWritten by Nicole AudetteThe Heiban Bible College, located in the Nuba Mountain region of Sudan, was bombed on March 23, 2014, for the second time in a little over a...
View ArticleSudan: Janjaweed torches South Darfur IDP camp next to UNAMID base
Source: Enough ProjectCountry: SudanThis report originally appeared on the Satellite Sentinel Project.Confirming reports that first emerged from local sources and Radio Dabanga, new Satellite Sentinel...
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Sudan: Sudan’s Tortured Peace Process
Source: Enough ProjectCountry: SudanAs the African Union prepares to reconvene talks between the Sudanese Government and rebel leaders, the stakes for peace and for civilians affected by the conflict...
View ArticleDemocratic Republic of the Congo: Fashion Forward in the Democratic Republic...
Source: Enough ProjectCountry: Democratic Republic of the CongoEditor's Note: This post was written by Raise Hope for Congo intern Alyssa Cuddy.In The Monuments Men, George Clooney as Frank Stokes...
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Sudan: Janjaweed Reincarnate: Sudan’s New Army of War Criminals
Source: Enough ProjectCountry: SudanBy Akshaya Kumar and Omer Ismail June 2014IntroductionOne decade after Darfur’s Janjaweed militiamen earned global infamy as “devils on horseback,” Sudan is...
View ArticleSouth Sudan: Spreading News by Boda Boda: An Innovative Approach to Meeting...
Source: Enough ProjectCountry: South SudanFor the 14,000 internally displaced persons (IDPs) living at Tong Ping Protection of Civilians (POC) site in Juba, news and life-saving information circulates...
View ArticleSouth Sudan: Interview with Justine Fleischner: A View from War-Ravaged South...
Source: Enough ProjectCountry: Ethiopia, South SudanSouth Sudan’s civil war began in December 2013 as a political power struggle, but quickly led to ethnic-targeted killings and revenge attacks....
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