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• Five years on, Darfur rape widespread - Rights Watch. Reuters, 8 April 2008. KHARTOUM (Reuters) - Widespread rape, mostly committed by pro-government forces, is going unpunished in Sudan's Darfur region and peacekeepers are unable to protect victims as young as 11, a rights group said on Monday.
  
• Sudan rejects Darfur rape charges. BBC News, 22 March 2008. The Sudanese army has criticised a recent UN report accusing it of raping women and girls, and looting towns during attacks in western Darfur.
• Stoves protect Sudanese women from gender based violence. ReliefWeb, 7 March 2008. Before the new fuel efficient stoves were introduced to Kalma, a camp for Sudanese people who have been displaced by the turmoil in Darfur, women like Sadia had to journey far outside the camp boundaries to collect enough firewood for the evening meal.
  
• Too scared to tell - sexual violence in Darfur. IRIN PlusNews, 12 February 2008. People working in the vast humanitarian operation in Sudan's western region of Darfur are more than willing to talk about rebel attacks and the need for civilian protection, but when asked specifically about sexual violence against girls and women - reported to be rife - they fall silent.
  
• HIV, sexual violence messages struggle to penetrate. IRIN PlusNews, 04 December 2007. A short skit on HIV grips the attention of the audience; the HI virus, dressed in bright red and wearing what is intended to be a horrifying mask, warns of the doom that is sure to follow anyone who dares to take sexual risks.

• Five Years On - No Justice for Sexual Violence in Darfur, Human Rights Watch, 2008
• Report on Refugee & Stateless Women Across the Arab Region. Stories Of: The Dream Of Return, The Fear Of Trafficking And Discriminatory Laws, Coordinated by The Karama Movement in the Arab Region, 2008
• Displaced in Darfur: A generation of anger, Amnesty International, 2008
• Ending Sexual Violence in Darfur: An Advocacy Agenda, Martin S, Refugees International, 2007
• Eighth periodic report of UNHCR on the human rights situation in the Sudan: Women abducted, raped and kept as sex slaves following the December 2006 attacks on Deribat.  Office of the High Commissioner for Human Rights (OHCHR), April 2007
• Laws Without Justice: An Assessment of Sudanese Laws Affecting Survivors of Rape, Refugees International, 2007
• Deepening Crisis in Darfur Two Months After the Darfur Peace Agreement: An Assessment, OHCHR, 2006
• Beyond Victimhood: Women's Peacebuilding In Sudan, Congo and Uganda, International Crisis Group, 2006
• ‘Don't Forget Us’: The Education and Gender-Based Violence Protection Needs of Adolescent Girls from Darfur in Chad, Women's Commission for Refugee Women and Children, 2005
• Sudan: Prospects for peace, Forced Migration Review 24. Refugee Studies Centre, University of Oxford, 2005
• Sexual Violence and its Consequences among Displaced Persons in Darfur and Chad, Human Rights Watch, 2005
• Darfur: Rape as a weapon of war: sexual violence and its consequences, Amnesty International AFR 54/076/2004, 2004

• Violence and mortality in West Darfur, Sudan (2003-04): epidemiological evidence from four surveys, Depoortere, Checchi, et al., Lancet Volume 364, Number 9442, 2004 (Quick registration required)

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