Sudanese protesting in London against the Government of Sudan

Burnt Shilluk houses

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Collection: pittriversmuseum.lebennelsonmoro

Description: Burnt huts at Bur village in the Shilluk kingdom. The destruction was carried out by pro-government Nuer militia under Gabriel Tany-Giny in 2005 after the local leader Cam Ocol transferred his allegiance from the Sudanese government to the SPLA under John Garang. This incident demonstrates the difficulty of representing the conflict in Sudan in simple north/south terms, since the reality on the ground has often been far more complex.

Nuer welfare meeting

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Collection: pittriversmuseum.lebennelsonmoro

Description: People meeting to discuss local welfare issues with a local government official (blue shirt in centre) in Zurzur village, Melut County. In particular there were issues sounding the quantities of food delivered by the World Food Program.

Garang anniversary in Malakal

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Collection: pittriversmuseum.lebennelsonmoro

Description: Soldiers of the Sudan Peoples Liberation Army marching at Malakal football stadium during the ceremonies held there in July 2006 to mark the first anniversary of the death of John Garang.

Nuer fishermen

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Collection: pittriversmuseum.lebennelsonmoro

Description: Local Nuer fishermen at Zurzur village.

SPLA entry into Juba

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Collection: pittriversmuseum.lebennelsonmoro

Description: A Sudan Peoples Liberation Army tank entering Juba in December 2005.

Refugees returned to Gondora

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Collection: pittriversmuseum.lebennelsonmoro

Description: Houses of returning Internally Displaced Persons, including a church and a school.

World Food Program supplies

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Collection: pittriversmuseum.lebennelsonmoro

Description: A village group meets in the shade of a tree on the riverbank, with unallocated supplies from the World Food Program visible on the shoreline below.

Garang anniversary in Malakal

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Collection: pittriversmuseum.lebennelsonmoro

Description: Soldiers of the Sudan Peoples Liberation Army marching at Malakal football stadium during the ceremonies held there in July 2006 to mark the first anniversary of the death of John Garang.