Struggling for Peace in Sudan
A January 2011 referendum on independence was a watershed moment for Southern Sudan and Africa. With over 20 years of experience in the region, the International Rescue Committee aids over half a million Southern Sudanese while helping them to prepare for the future.
Latest blogs from IRC aid workers in Southern Sudan >>
Overview l What we’re doing in Sudan l Fact Sheet 
Contingency Planning l Latest News: IRC provides urgent medical care as thousands of Southern Sudanese return home ahead of referendum
Photos: Christopher Scott/IRC
A historic vote in Southern Sudan >>
Rebuilding communities in Southern Sudan >>
IRC and Sudan in the Media
Selected storiesNPR
1 hand or 2? S. Sudan to vote on unity, split
Los Angeles Times
Southern Sudan's shaky future
Op-Ed by the IRC's Anna Husarska
CNN
Southern Sudan returnees put a strain on limited resources
Salvaging Peace
International support is critical to salvage the peace process in Sudan and tackle ongoing crisis in Darfur.
- Looking back: The IRC in Darfur, North and East Sudan
- Our work today: How the IRC aids Darfuri refugees in Chad
- Joint NGO briefing paper (April 2010)
- Chatham House report (January 2010)
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