The Sudan is one of the human right violation hot spots in the world ... and little is done about it.

Sudanese Pair Accused of War Crimes (28 Feb 2007)
International Court Names Member of President's Inner Circle, Darfur Militia LeaderBy Nora Boustany and Stephanie McCrummen Washington Post Foreign Service, Page A13 The International Criminal Court's prosecutor in The Hague outlined what he called operational, logistical and command links between Sudan's government in Khartoum ...

Heros of Darfur (7 May 2006)
By Nicholas D. Kristof, May 7, 2006, New York Times For three grueling years, Eric Reeves has been fighting for his life, struggling in a battle with leukemia that he may eventually lose. And in his ...

Powell, in Sudan, Presses for Action (1 Jul 2004)
Visit to Refugee Camp Highlights Regional Humanitarian Crisis By Glenn Kessler Washington Post Staff Writer ABU SHOUK, Sudan, June 30 -- Surrounded by thousands of chanting victims of violence, Secretary of State Colin L. Powell strode through a sprawling refugee camp in western Sudan on Wednesday and demanded ...

Nobel Laureate Wole Soyinka to Preside over International Citizens’ Trial of Sud (3 Nov 2006)
Nigerian Nobel laureate and human rights activist Wole Soyinka will be the presiding judge when Sudan’s President Omar al Bashir is tried for genocide and crimes against humanity at Judgment on Genocide: The International Citizens’ Tribunal for Sudan (JOG Tribunal). Soyinka is one of a number of internationally renowned human ...