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This paper examines follow-up measures that...
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According to media reports released on 20 March 2011, Sudan's federal Ministry of the Interior recently deployed approximately 1,500 northern police to the environs of Bongo, Diffra, and Goli in northern Abyei, Sudan.
Following the recent razing of three villages, there has been increased military activity in and around the contested Abyei region of Sudan during the past week.
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