Sudan border conflict causes humanitarian crisis

Posted: 26 Oct 2012 @ 00:39

by a staff reporter

THE disputed border area of Abyei, in Sudan, has been "totally destroyed" in the continuing conflict between the Republic and its neighbour, South Sudan, the Archbishop of York, Dr Sentamu, has said.

In a debate on the conflict and the resulting humanitarian crisis in Sudan in the House of Lords, Dr Sentamu reported on visit to Abyei by a church delegation, led by the Archbishop of Sudan, Dr Daniel Deng.

He told peers: "[The delegation] was shocked by what it saw. The town ...

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