This issue of the Quarterly is dedicated to our People's struggle for democracy and peace in which our human rights group appreciates the role that the National Democratic Alliance (NDA), the largest democratic umbrella of Sudanese political parties, trades unions, and military forces has been playing to install the permanent fair peace, rule of law, human rights, and civil freedoms in the country. The Quarterly provides a critical review of the NDA literature and performance through the Organization's studies and field research, and the commentaries of the Sudanese in the Diaspora. Except for the official editorial of the Quarterly, nonetheless, the viewpoints, visions, or criticisms of the individual writers in this issue are representative of the writer position, not the SHRO-Cairo organization.

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CONTENTS

1. Introduction, Mahgoub El-Tigani
2. The Situation of Human Rights in Sudan, December 2001-March 2002, SHRO-Cairo Update
3. The NDA Charter, Preamble, NDA
4. In the Memory of General Fathi Ahmed Ali and the NDA's Martyrs, Abdel-Rahman Saeed
5. Sources of Political Crisis, Quarterly Board
6. Interview with NDA Leader Al-Tigani Al-Tayeb, Mohamed Hassan Daoud
7. The Democracy Sudan Needs, Editor
8. Transitional Program of Action, SHRO-Cairo Research
9. The Transition's National Representation, SHRO-Cairo Report
10. Resolution on The Issue of Religion and Politics, NDA
11. The Right to Self-Determination, Abdon Agaw
12. Critique of The NDA Press and Publications Law, Mahgoub Osman
13. NDA DOCUMENTARY
14. DIASPORAN THOUGHT ON THE NDA
15. The Time is Now, Asma Abdel Halim
16. I Have No Expectations from The NDA, Nazik Hamad
17. On the Egyptian-Libyan Initiative, Hisham Abdel-Mageed
18. A Study on The NDA Military Activity, Adil Abdel-Ati
19. A Call for NDA and SPLA to Ceasefire, Yasir ElSharief
20. On The Question of Reform and Restructure, Sidgi Kaballo
21. Open Letter to the Musawa' Conference, Mahgoub El-Tigani
22. THE WOMEN'S CONFERENCE
23. Notes on the Kampala Conference, Ihsan Al-Gaddal
24. Critical View on the Women's Meeting, Zeinab Osman