Tracking disturbances - here's how you can help!

[Adam Lasnik]

There are many organizations that are tracking disturbances that are of a smaller scale. It is important to label these areas on the map and provide other landmarks so that law-enforcement authorities can take corrective, preventive action and prevent large scale violence.

Please help identify sources that tell us what’s happening on the ground.

There are currently a few organizations that are tracking disturbances in South Sudan -- people being killed, militia regrouping and so on. Here are a few sources that the community has contributed and is tracking:

• http://www.sudanvotemonitor.com/
  
• http://news.google.com/news/search?aq=f&pz=1&cf=all&ned=in&hl=en&q=sudan

If you find other sources, please post links to them below.

IMPORTANT:  Please share only URLs; do not post phone numbers or e-mail addresses.  Thank you!

[Paul Rooker]

http://southsudanconflict.crowdmap.com/

is a bit outdated, but could be useful

[Jeff]

Not sure how active this group is anymore. But here are  some sources:

Sudantribune.com

http://allafrica.com/southsudan/

http://www.hrw.org/africa/sudan

These are just the first few I thought of. I can add more later. The areas currently in contention are in the Nuba mountains and the Abyei region.

Jeff

[ANT [UkrainianTeam]]

give me URL 2 mapping area