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      Wednesday 19 June  
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      Ali Mrjan and his family fled their Nuba Mountain hometown for a refugee camp
      Article: Crisis group urges comprehensive talks to end Sudan conflict

      Article: Crisis group urges comprehensive talks to end Sudan conflict

      Amidst ongoing violence and continuing humanitarian emergencies in Darfur, South...
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      Children ride a donkey-pulled cart in the Jaborona settlement for displaced people from South Kordofan and South Sudan in the desert near Khartoum's twin city Omdurman on December 23, 2012. "Armed groups" from South Sudan clashed with Arab tribesmen in Samaha, a flashpoint border region disputed by Khartoum and Juba, the Sudanese military said on Thursday.
      Bulletin: S. Sudan 'armed groups' attack disputed area: Khartoum

      Bulletin: S. Sudan 'armed groups' attack disputed area: Khartoum

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      Children ride a donkey-pulled cart in the Jaborona settlement for displaced people from South Kordofan and South Sudan in the desert near Khartoum's twin city Omdurman on December 23, 2012. "Armed groups" from South Sudan clashed with Arab tribesmen in Samaha, a flashpoint border region disputed by Khartoum and Juba, the Sudanese military said on Thursday.
      Bulletin: S. Sudan 'armed groups' attack disputed area: Khartoum

      Bulletin: S. Sudan 'armed groups' attack disputed area: Khartoum

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      A photograph made available by Albany Associates shows fighters of the Sudan Liberation Army (SLA) Wahid-Nur faction light a cigarette while standing guard in the area of Mulagat in northern Darfur on 17 Janaury 2008. Rebels in Sudan's troubled Darfur region reported the rare seizure of a town from government control after fighting that resulted in arrests and casualties.
      Bulletin: Darfur battle leaves rebels in rare 'control' over town

      Bulletin: Darfur battle leaves rebels in rare 'control' over town

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      An African Union Mission in the Sudan (AMIS) peacekeeper mans a gun on December 15, 2007. Three peacekeepers shot dead by one of their comrades in Sudan's troubled Darfur region were all Ethiopian.
      Bulletin: Darfur peacekeeper shoots dead 4 colleagues: UNAMID

      Bulletin: Darfur peacekeeper shoots dead 4 colleagues: UNAMID

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      Sudanese students demonstrate in front of Nilien University in the capital Khartoum on December 9, 2012 during a rally in support of four dead students originally from the conflict-plagued Darfur region. The head of Sudan's opposition political alliance, freed after two days in detention, has said that the government fears rising popular discontent in the crisis-hit nation.
      Bulletin: Freed Sudan opposition chief says government scared

      Bulletin: Freed Sudan opposition chief says government scared

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      International Criminal Court chief prosecutor Fatou Bensouda gives a press conference on November 12, 2012 in Dakar. Bensouda may seek new war crimes charges against leading Sudanese officials over the Darfur conflict, she said Thursday.
      Bulletin: ICC prosecutor mulls new Darfur war crimes charges

      Bulletin: ICC prosecutor mulls new Darfur war crimes charges

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      A handout picture released by the United Nations-African Union Mission in Darfur (UNAMID) on October 3, 2012, shows one of the UNAMID vehicles caught in an ambush on October 2, 2012. Funding for the recovery of Sudan's war-ravaged Darfur region is in jeopardy unless the government eases restrictions on international aid personnel, a senior US envoy said on Wednesday.
      Bulletin: Darfur funding in jeopardy without aid access: US envoy

      Bulletin: Darfur funding in jeopardy without aid access: US envoy

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      Sudanese students demonstrate in front of the Faculty of Computer Sciences and Information Technology in the Red Sea city of Port, Sudan on December 9. Hundreds of Sudanese called for a "revolution" on Monday, the second day of protests in support of four dead students originally from the conflict-plagued Darfur region.
      Bulletin: Hundreds of Sudanese in protest call for 'revolution'

      Bulletin: Hundreds of Sudanese in protest call for 'revolution'

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      Sudanese students run during a demonstration in the capital Khartoum. Six people were injured as Sudanese police clashed with hundreds of protesters showing support for four dead students originally from the conflict-plagued Darfur region, an AFP reporter said.
      Bulletin: Police use tear gas on Sudan protests after 4 students die

      Bulletin: Police use tear gas on Sudan protests after 4 students die

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