Khartoum / Juba / New York / Kassala / Kadugli / El Fasher / Ed Damazin / /
Company
International Partners / /
Country
Netherlands / Sweden / Sudan / Egypt / Norway / Kenya / France / Japan / United States / Uganda / Canada / Australia / United Kingdom / Ethiopia / Denmark / /
UN Department of Public Information / UN Integrated Referenda and Electoral Division / Supreme Court / Arab States / and Intergovernmental Authority for Development / League of Arab States / United Nations Mission / International Foundation for Electoral Systems / Strategic Communications Division / Southern Sudan Referendum Commission / Southern Sudan Referendum Bureau / Carter Center / Government of Sudan and the Sudan People / United States Agency for International Development / African Union / United Nations / Liberation Movement / UN Development Programme / SSRC Board of Commissioners / United Nations Integrated Referendum and Electoral Division / Sudanese police / UNDP Basket Fund / Security Council / European Union / UN Police / International Organization for Migration / /
Person
Benjamin Mkapa / Salva Kiir / Omar al Bashir / /
Position
international observer / Vice-President / President / Secretary-General / CPA / /
7 January 2011 Background on the Sudan Referendum From 9 to 15 January 2011, registered voters in Sudan and eight out-of-country voting (OCV) and registration countries (Australia, Canada, Egypt, Ethiopia, Kenya, Uganda,