Chad: <b>April 21, 2004</b>

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April 21, 2004

Chad hosted peace talks between Sudan and the two Darfur (west Sudan) rebel groups (the Sudan Liberation Army and the Justice and Equality Movement). The truce in Darfur is being largely ignored by Sudanese government backed Arab tribal militias.

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