Canadian Aid for Southern Sudan is a human rights and development organization.

Sudan, Africa

London, Ontario, Canada | casscanada.net | cass.can@sympatico.ca

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Media coverage

Garang Leaves Gift of Hope for Sudan (August 3, 2005) — (London Free Press) Glen Pearson in an Editorial piece on the death of John Garang.

Sudan Rebuilds Hope (February 26, 2005) — (London Free Press) Glen Pearson in a Viewpoint piece on peace in Sudan.

Smart Aid Develops Business of Caring (February 26, 2005) — (London Free Press) Glen Pearson in a Viewpoint piece on economic development in Sudan.

Diplomacy's Ultimate Challenge (August 11, 2004) — (London Free Press) Glen Pearson on Darfur, diplomacy and peace

New Hope for Sudan (March 6, 2004) — (London Free Press) Glen Pearson in a Viewpoint piece on the situation in Sudan.

Fight for Sudan Reaches New Heights (November 2001) — (London Free Press) Jean Chrètien hears of CASS and meets a former child slave.

MP's Secret Trip (April 2001) — (Macleans) A Liberal Member of Parliament accompanies Pearson and Roy to some of most conflicted areas of southern Sudan. Jane Roy and Glen Pearson pen a journal for Maclean's magazine, telling of what they discovered with Canadian MP Joe Fontana.

Freeing the Slaves of Sudan (April 10, 2000) — (Maclean's cover story) Glen Pearson and Jane Roy journeyed with Maclean's magazine bureau chief Barry Came to free slaves, chronicle the injustices in Sudan and ultimately to inform Canadians of the human rights tragedy taking place half a world away.

Feds Seek Briefing with Sudan Team (June 4, 1999) — (London Free Press) Glen Pearson and Jane Roy are asked to Ottawa to brief the Foreign Affairs Committee and the Foreign Affairs Minister.

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