By UN Rapporteur Baum

The Sudan Peace Act is a United States federal law sponsored by Thomas Tancredo condemning Sudan for genocide

Agreement between GOS and SPLM

In line with the Council conclusions on the Sudan of 17 June 2002, which foresee putting greater emphasis on the search for peace in Sudan, the EU is discussing ways to respond quickly to the conclusion of a peace agreement.

Agreed on the Sudanese Church Leaders’ Consultation on Self-determination and Good Governance

Agreements between the GOSS and SPLM/A reached after the IGAD led talks in Machakos, Kenya, from June 18 - July 20, 2002.

Agreement between the government of Sudan and the SPLM to protect non-compatant civilians and civilian facilities from military attack.

Two fact finding teams saw first hand how the war is fought in operational oil Blocks 1, 2 (Ruweng County) and 5A (Western Upper Nile).

An advocacy and humanitarian assessment trip to Western Upper Nile (March 2002)

The Parties agree to an internationally monitored cease-fire among all their forces in the Nuba Mountains for a renewable six months with the broader objectives of promoting a just, peaceful and comprehensive settlement of the conflict