Foreword

In February 2003 an armed group seized the small town of Gulu (North Darfur), marking the start of a cycle of conflict and bloody repression. Five years later, the Darfur crisis runs on, with no sign of a peaceful outcome in the near future: instead, we are witnessing the dividing up of parties and ever more complex stakes. While hundreds of thousands of victims crucially depend on aid, there is continued insecurity and disruption of relief activities… Read the rest