@report {1388496,
	title = {Chokepoint: Evidence of SAF Control of Refugee Route to South Sudan },
	year = {2012},
	abstract = {<p>
	Satellite Sentinel Project (SSP), through HHI{\textquoteright}s analysis of DigitalGlobe satellite imagery, has confirmed that at least a battalion sized unit of Sudan Armed Forces (SAF) appear to control the main route civilians reportedly use to flee South Kordofan for Yida refugee camp. The interior of the apparent base, which is located in the town of Toroge, contains objects consistent with 80 to 90 tent-like structures, infantry fighting vehicles (IFVs), artillery, and heavy armor vehicles, which appear to be main battle tanks. In Siege: Evidence of SAF Encirclement of the Kauda Valley released 25 January 2012, SSP reported that the SAF had restricted access to the road leading towards South Sudan from South Kordofan. The imagery in this report specifically identifies a new fortified chokepoint along that road under apparent SAF control, which was established sometime after 23 November 2011.
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},
	author = {Not On Our Watch and The Enough Project and Google and DigitalGlobe and Harvard Humanitarian Initiative and Trellon, LLC}
}
