The Guardian, 10.03.2013

[…] Today in Darfur, the misery goes on, with indicted criminals going free, violence escalating and over 3 million people relying on food aid. Yet, most frighteningly, and in an appalling repetition of history, the Sudanese government has spent the past 18 months deploying the same brutal tactics it used in Darfur to crush an armed rebellion in another part of Sudan. Southern Kordofan and Blue Nile states, often called the „Two Areas“, are two little-known corners of one of the biggest countries in Africa, which might soon be as notorious as Darfur – unless the world takes action. […]“

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http://www.guardian.co.uk/commentisfree/2013/mar/10/decade-on-sudan-tragedy-darfur