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A few things stand out upon a first reading of Obama's official Sudan policy announcement, TNR's copy of which is pasted below. Full Article at The New Republic
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(New York) - The Obama administration's new Sudan policy, announced this morning, represents a positive step toward improving human rights and securing justice in Sudan, Human Rights Watch said today. Full Article at Reuters Alert Net
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Johannesburg, South Africa - Reaction to Obama's new "integrated" Sudan policy of incentives and possible punitive measures against the Islamist regime of President Omar al-Bashir was mixed on Monday, with human rights defenders warning that the new... Full Article at Christian Science Monitor
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For months, the White House has been saying that President Obama would personally roll out the results of his administration's long-delayed Sudan Policy Review, which will officially set the direction of U.S. policy for Darfur and South Sudan, a region... Full Article at NPR
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AfricaFocus Bulletin Oct 11, 2009 (091011) (Reposted from sources cited below) The pace of diplomacy on Sudan is increasing, with talks set to resume on Darfur and active engagement by the African Union, the United Nations, and the United States in... Full Article at Pambazuka
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The ideals spelled out in the Obama administration's new paper on U.S. policy to Sudan are worthy of considerable support
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This is a hopeful step, but the key will be follow-through, including by President Obama himself
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There will be no rewards for the status quo, no incentives without concrete and tangible progress ... There will be significant consequences for parties that backslide or simply stand still. All parties will be held to account.
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The new policy on Sudan announced by the Obama administration today represents a welcome clarification after months of ambiguity as to how exactly the administration would approach the various challenges presented by this pivotal country
SOURCE: AllAfrica.com
