Review commentary on Eric Reeves’ “A Long Day’s Dying: Critical Moments in the Darfur Genocide” (Key Publishing [Toronto], 2007) “Not a single person in the world has done as much for Darfur as Eric Reeves. Combining passion, reason, black humor, legal acuity, and political savvy, Reeves sends us all off in search of our ‘better [...]

If the Khartoum regime successfully resists the force authorized by Security Council Resolution 1769, will there be any security for Darfur in three months? Six months? (Part 2 of 2; Part 1 at http://www.sudanreeves.org/Article198.html)

Eric Reeves
December 31, 2007

If the Khartoum regime successfully resists the force authorized by Security Council Resolution 1769, will there be any security for Darfur in three months? Six months? (Part 1 of 2)

Eric Reeves
December 22, 2007

International attention focuses on the fractious rebel groups, but the real issue is Khartoum’s growing intransigence—and China’s enabling diplomacy

Eric Reeves
November 11, 2007

More than 75 days after the culminating UN Security Council resolution to provide security for civilians and humanitarians in Darfur, more reasons than ever to doubt it will succeed (Part 1 at http://www.sudanreeves.org/Article186.html)

Eric Reeves
October 19, 2007

More than 50 days after the culminating UN Security Council resolution to provide security for civilians and humanitarians in Darfur, there are more reasons than ever to doubt it will succeed (Part 1 of 2; Part 2 at http://www.sudanreeves.org/Article186.html)

Eric Reeves
September 24, 2007

No progress is registered with the Khartoum regime, even as Darfur’s humanitarian indicators decline sharply, violence increases, and the time-frame for deployment of the UN/African Union “hybrid” force steadily expands

Eric Reeves
September 6, 2007

Less than a month after passage of UN Security Council Resolution 1769, the force authorized is devolving into the “African Union-Plus” of a year ago

Eric Reeves
August 24, 2007

Eric Reeves
August 13, 2007

Will it be adopted in meaningful form, or as Beijing and Khartoum would constrain it? Will it represent real progress toward human security in Darfur or serve as a diplomatic placeholder?

Eric Reeves
July 27, 2007