The newly formed transitional government of Sudan took a big step in February in announcing its openness to turn former president
Author: Corrie Hulse
Corrie Hulse is the Managing Editor of The Mantle. Her writing tackles the complicated intersection of politics and humanity, with a focus on the Responsibility to Protect.
Violent Attacks in Western Darfur in the Shadow of Peace Agreements
A Region Questions if it Will Ever be Free of Genocide Fear emanates from Western Darfur in the shadow of
Call on Congress Not to Work with War Criminal Hemeti
As Sudan works to build a new government, there is much to celebrate. The country has seen the appointment of its
The “New Janjaweed” Bring Continued Violence to Darfur and New Violence to Khartoum
In a devastating turn of events, early Monday morning, June 2, Hemeti’s RSF launched an attack on the protesters in Khartoum. It was unexpected, and bloody.
Senate Delays Genocide Prevention Bill
“Sometimes we must interfere. When human lives are endangered, when human dignity is in jeopardy, national borders and sensitivities become irrelevant.
Action for Chemical Weapons in Darfur
Over the past 13 years, the people of Darfur have suffered unimaginable violence at the hands of Sudanese President Omar Hassan
Questions Remain in Call for Voluntary Repatriation of Darfuri Refugees
Twelve refugee camps line the eastern border of Chad, just miles away from the Sudanese region of Darfur. Together, these camps