INTERNATIONAL CRISIS GROUP
China’s Myanmar Dilemma
Beijing/Jakarta/Brussels, 14 September 2009: After two decades of failed international approaches to Myanmar, Western countries and China must find better ways to work together to push for change in the military-ruled nation.
China’s Myanmar Dilemma*, the latest International Crisis Group report, examines Chinese national and provincial policy towards Myanmar and its [...]

INTERNATIONAL CRISIS GROUP
Sudan: Justice, Peace and the ICC
This media release is also available in Arabic.
Nairobi/Brussels, 17 July 2009: Sudan must dismantle its system of impunity for atrocity crimes or there will be no peace in Darfur, and the North-South civil war could again erupt.
Sudan: Justice, Peace and the ICC,* the latest report from the [...]

Press release: for immediate release
July 13th 2009
‘The abduction of human rights workers bound for Gaza: House of Commons debate the actions of the Israeli Navy’
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Alex Harrison (British passenger): 07824621613. Alex will be available outside the House of Commons from 9.15 p.m. or after the conclusion of the debate for interviews.
Hilary Smith (UK Free Gaza): [...]

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Congo: A Comprehensive Strategy to Disarm the FDLR
Nairobi/Brussels, 9 July 2009: The Congolese and Rwandan governments, as well as the international community, must formulate a new comprehensive strategy to dismantle the Rwandan Hutu rebels or face continuing regional instability.
Congo: A Comprehensive Strategy to Disarm the FDLR,* the latest report from the International [...]

INTERNATIONAL CRISIS GROUP
Iraq and the Kurds: Trouble Along the Trigger Line
Baghdad/Erbil/Brussels, 8 July 2009: Iraqi leaders and the U.S. must manage increasing tensions between the Baghdad federal government and Kurdish authorities or face deadly violence following the U.S. troop withdrawal.
Iraq and the Kurds: Trouble Along the Trigger Line,* the latest report from the International [...]

Dear Friends,
Thank you for the fellowship and for the good wishes you have shown us these last days. They have sustained us. As we continuing our groundbreaking work to shatter the Israeli siege of Gaza, we’re turning to you, our friends and supporters, for help.
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Sri Lanka: Politicised Courts, Compromised Rights
Colombo/Brussels, 30 June 2009: The Sri Lankan government must reform the country’s judicial system urgently if the military defeat of the Tamil Tigers is to lead to a lasting peace.
Sri Lanka’s Judiciary: Politicised Courts, Compromised Rights,* the latest policy report from the International Crisis Group, warns that [...]