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More than 14,550 slaves are freed after pressure from human rights groups.
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the government and SPLA signs a protocol to end the civil war.
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The 2 rebelgroups representing the African population in Darfur starts a rebellion against the government as protest against neglection and suppression.
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A historic peace agreement is signed, but the situation in Darfur remains unchanged and extremely critical.
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United Nations Security Council agrees to send 10,000 peace keeping soldiers to Southern Sudan. Again the descision does not cover the Darfur region.
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Jan Pronk, the UN's top official in Sudan, is expelled.
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Violence and killings continues in the Darfur region. The conflict is in reality a genocide and is still considered the worst huminitarian disaster in the world.
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Southern defence minister Dominic Dim Deng is killed in a plane crash in the south.
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Darfur war is over, says UN military commander in the region, in comments condemned by activists.
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South Sudan gains independence.
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Sudan accused of bombing refugee camp in Yida, Unity State, South Sudan.
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Some 655,000 have been displaced or severely affected by fighting between the army and rebels in states bordering on South Sudan, the UN reports.
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Wave of demonstrations across the country over the government's decision to cut fuel subsidies. Scores of people die in clashes with police.
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The chief prosecutor of the International Criminal Court halts investigations into war crimes in Darfur for lack of support from the UN Security Council.
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President Bashir is re-elected for another five year term. He wins nearly 95 percent of the vote in a poll marked by low turnout and boycotted by most opposition parties.