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Curbing Women Activists in Darfur in the wake of the International Criminal Court

Tønnessen, Liv
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2015-01-01
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Bergen: Chr. Michelsen Institute (CMI Insight 2015 no.5) 6 p.  
Abstract
In 2009, the international criminal court (ICC) warranted the arrest of Sudan’s sitting President indicting him for systematic and widespread sexual violence in Darfur. In the wake of the ICC, the Sudanese regime has curbed civil society through surveillance and the constant threat of being shut down. NGOs working within the area of sexual violence have been hit particularly hard. Accused of being collaborators with the ICC, women activists are branded enemies of the state.
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Chr. Michelsen Institute
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CMI Insight 2015:5

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