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US policy group make recommendations to end war

    NAIROBI

    The Centre for International Strategic Studies (CSIS), an independent think tank based in Washington, on Monday released a study entitled "US Policy to End Sudan's War". The report highlights what it calls the Sudanese government's policy of bombarding humanitarian relief sites, human rights abuses and its failure to combat slavery.

    According to the report, the 18-year old civil war, which has killed more than two million and left more than four million internally displaced, has galvanised broad bipartisan support within Congress. The document calls for Sudan to be placed high on the agenda of the new Bush administration.

    "The report provides US policymakers with a pragmatic and focused strategy for bringing a just and lasting peace to Sudan," said John Hamre, CSIS president and CEO.

    The report, "US Policy to End Sudan's War" is available on the CSIS website; http://www.csis.org/press/ma

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