Informes

Yacoub Abdhalla Oumar sits proudly in his new office, which is furnished with two chairs and a desk, upon which sit a number of school books as well as records of teachers, students and classes. From here he directs…

Alert Headline: Réfugiés menacés par déficits des rations Le retard dans l'acheminement des vivres crée un déficit dans les rations distribuées aux réfugiés soudanais Suite à la mission conjointe PAM/FAO/PNUD/FEWS NET et Gouvernement du Tchad en novembre 2004,…

For the first time since April 2004, Refugees International (RI) is returning to Chad to ensure that refugees from Darfur are receiving adequate protection and humanitarian assistance from international agencies. RI will also look at the impact that the…

WASHINGTON,DC, March 8, 2005 - U.S. Senators Sam Brownback (R-KS) and John S. Corzine (D-NJ) have introduced the Darfur Accountability Act of 2005, calling for U.S. and multilateral sanctions against those responsible for the genocide in Darfur and their prompt…

RESUME ET IMPLICATIONS La situation alimentaire de la population hôte et des réfugiés soudanais continue d'inquiéter aussi bien les autorités tchadiennes que les principaux acteurs impliqués dans la sécurité alimentaire. Les distributions dans les camps des réfugiés…

ABECHE, CHAD - February 25, 2005 The IRC has launched a project to introduce zinc for the treatment of children's diarrhea. Recent academic studies have shown that zinc has both curative and preventive properties. It reduces the severity and…

"In the seven months since we were chased away from our home in Darfur, life has been very hard," recalls Gamar Abdeldjelil Issa. "We have survived without shelter, without food, without clean water. Here, we will finally receive some help." Gamar…

by Fernand Azonnannon in Abéché The Chad Red Cross and International Federation have taken part in a 12-day campaign to vaccinate some 88,000 people against meningitis, following an outbreak of the disease in three camps in eastern Chad for refugees…

"Someone who has studied compared to someone who has not studied is like darkness to light." -- Aza, age 35, Mile Refugee Camp, Chad The Women's Commission for Refugee Women and Children visited ten of the eleven refugee camps…

NEW YORK, 11 February 2005 - Dozens of babies are being born in Darfur to mothers raped during the ongoing conflict in western Sudan. A recent United Nations report into war crimes in the region has highlighted widespread attacks…