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Soldiers of the SPLA (Sudanese People's Liberation Army)

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This map illustrates the current state of the once-unified Sudan as it is now.

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In Darfur, a region of now North Sudan, there is a genocide between the Arab militias called Janjaweed and North Sudanese civilians, both of which are Muslim.

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The Northern-Southern Sudanese Religious War 

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The Northern-Southern Sudanese Religious War 

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Religions Involved: Muslims of the North and Christians of the South
Time Periods:The civil war lasted from 1984 to 2005, though tensions between the groups are much older.
Motives: Since both are universalizing religions, they seek converts; moreover, this contributes to a general dislike of one another that was then fueled by their close proximity within the nation of Sudan. There was also a strain of resources and power.
Types of Warfare Used: Armed militias were used against each side.
Solutions: In 2005, the Comprehensive Peace Agreement was formed between the North and South, allowing the South to break off and create South Sudan.
Current State: The conflict has been resolved since 2005, with the creation of South Sudan reinforcing the stability of the two religious groups, though people still hold much contempt for the other.

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These conflicts occur between people of different religions. In the case of Sudan, this conflict takes place between Muslims and Christians.