Insight on conflict: BLOG.

Archive: April, 2009

  • Sunday, April 26th, 2009

    EDM on Conflict Prevention

    MP’s urged to back Conflict Prevention

  • Tuesday, April 21st, 2009

    Increasing Violence in Jonglei State

    “Two weeks ago, I attended a meeting with Sudan Oil and Human Security Initiative (SOHSI), government officials and representatives of Total to discuss the concerns that oil may have on conflict in the state. During that meeting it was clear that Jonglei State is experiencing increased tensions. It is believed by many that the referendum [...]

  • Tuesday, April 21st, 2009

    Sources of South Kordofan Conflict

    Land Disputes “Land disputes rage because there is not enough land for all the people who depend upon it to make a living. After the signing of the peace agreement, many people, who’d left the region because of fighting, came home. During war time, tribes who were not considered on the side of rebels moved [...]

  • Saturday, April 18th, 2009

    Building Bridges

    Originally Dishani was planning to train 25 Young Visionaries (YVs), but the course has been so in demand that 40 enrolled. They have finished their training and set up peer groups back in their own communities. Here is an example of how these peer groups work: “Batticaloa district is prone to intense violent conflict, and [...]

  • Wednesday, April 1st, 2009

    Growing Crisis

    The latest news from Sri Lanka is a sobering reminder of what a conflict means and a reminder of the huge personal risks taken by Dishani and her fellow peace builders. Humanitarian Update March 24th: Most recent reports state that more than 3,000 people crossed into government controlled areas in the Putukkudiyiruppa area over the [...]