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Sudan, U.N. Reach Deal on Aid to Darfur

Wednesday, March 28, 2007 12:56:44 PM
By ALFRED de MONTESQUIOU

A woman in the Darfur refugee camp of Abu Shouk receives a blanket, a mat and a water container from the Spanish Red Cross on Sunday, March 25 2007. Aid workers say refugees usually receive these type of items only once, when they arrive in a camp. But after four years of conflict, refugees need a second hand out, and camps like Abu Shouk are overflowing.  (AP Photo/ Alferd de Montesquiou)ABECHE, Chad (AP) - Sudan and the U.N. signed an agreement Wednesday to guarantee humanitarian access to refugees in Darfur, where violence and government restrictions have prevented aid from reaching victims of a bloody conflict.

The agreement ensures unrestricted travel by international aid workers throughout Sudan, including Darfur, upon notifying the central government of plans.

"I am cautiously pleased that this agreement has been signed and publicized," U.N. humanitarian chief John Holmes told The Associated Press while touring Darfur refugee camps in neighboring Chad. The "important thing is whether they will actually implement what they say."


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