Refugee council pulls out of Darfur

The Norwegian Refugee Council today said it is closing down its humanitarian operations in Darfur because it is impossible to work in the troubled region of Sudan.

Refugee council pulls out of Darfur
Fri, 10 Nov, 2006 - 10:21

The Norwegian Refugee Council today said it is closing down its humanitarian operations in Darfur because it is impossible to work in the troubled region of Sudan.

The group cited ā€œfrequent disruptionā€ of its work, saying it had been suspended five times for a total of 210 days since it started operations in mid-2004.

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