Ethiopia And Sudan Warfare Politics And Famine Hearing Before the Select C
Ethiopia And Sudan Warfare Politics And Famine Hearing Before the Select C
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Although the situation in the south remains exceedingly difficult, it is now a little more possible to reach the people at risk. This is because more than one million people have left the war zone in the south and are now more accessible, whether inside Sudan as displaced persons or in southwestern Ethiopia as refugees. This latter group now contains an estimated 280, 000 Sudanese. It is easier to reach both groups now.
In addition, the International Committee of the Red Cross (ICRC) is working... out an arrangement with the Government of Sudan and the SPLA to permit parallel assessment of the conditions in three towns on each side of the lines in the south. It is hoped fervently that these assessments will lead soon to ICRC-implemented emergency relief programs. The United States would support such programs wholeheartedly.
The problems in carrying out relief programs in southern Sudan, therefore, have been due in large part to the inability of the government to control sufficient territory to permit distributions, the unwillingness of the SPLA to permit neutral humanitarian relief programs in areas it controls, the extra- ordinarily, fragile nature of the logistics network and the exceedingly long lines of supply.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Although the situation in the south remains exceedingly difficult, it is now a little more possible to reach the people at risk. This is because more than one million people have left the war zone in the south and are now more accessible, whether inside Sudan as displaced persons or in southwestern Ethiopia as refugees. This latter group now contains an estimated 280, 000 Sudanese. It is easier to reach both groups now.
In addition, the International Committee of the Red Cross (ICRC) is working... out an arrangement with the Government of Sudan and the SPLA to permit parallel assessment of the conditions in three towns on each side of the lines in the south. It is hoped fervently that these assessments will lead soon to ICRC-implemented emergency relief programs. The United States would support such programs wholeheartedly.
The problems in carrying out relief programs in southern Sudan, therefore, have been due in large part to the inability of the government to control sufficient territory to permit distributions, the unwillingness of the SPLA to permit neutral humanitarian relief programs in areas it controls, the extra- ordinarily, fragile nature of the logistics network and the exceedingly long lines of supply.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by United States Congress House Select Committee O to read onlineMoreLess
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