Posted AT 11:41 AM EDT on 28/03/07
Sudan, UN reach deal on access to Darfur
ABECHE, Chad — Sudan and the United Nations signed an agreement Wednesday to guarantee humanitarian access to refugees in Darfur, where violence and government restrictions have prevented aid from reaching victims of a bloody conflict.
The agreement ensures unrestricted travel by international aid workers throughout Sudan, including Darfur, upon notifying the central government of their plans.
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