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What are the root causes of the problem?

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What are the root causes of the problem?

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Some of the root causes of the problem were the Government of Sudan And Janjaweed. Janjaweed is a group or organization based in the regions of Sudan (particularly in Darfur) consisting of young men as “warriors”or soldiers. Also when two activists groups, Sudan Liberation Movement (SLM) and the Justice and Equality Movement (JEM), which were considered rebel groups to the Sudanese government because they began fighting (2003-2004) the government. They also accused the Sudanese Government of oppressing Darfur's non-Arab population. Janjaweed was hired by the government to eradicate the men in the region of Sudan.

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How has the problem affected the community directly?

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How has the problem affected the community directly?

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The problem has greatly affected the community directly by having important resources like water and food becoming scarce. Which causes a famine/starvation across regions of Sudan. This also caused people to be redirected from their old villages into the middle of nowhere. Here they have to survive off of what little they have. This has also caused sexual harassment like rape, mass murdering, fire attacks on villages, Bombs that have caused a harmful smoke that made their skin white and then became rotten and fell off in chunks. Also when the smoke got inhaled,  people say that they can still smell the harmful gas from the bombs.  Children also started vomiting blood when they inhaled it. A witness said “ My youngest child was walking before the attack. Now she is only crawling."

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Why should the rest of the world be concerned about this issue?

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Why should the rest of the world be concerned about this issue?

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The world should be concerned about this because would they want to live in a country where there are rapings, mass murders, starvation, and gas bombs being dropped in your city or village every day. Would you like to have next to nothing of food and water every day? People in Darfur and other regions of Sudan have to live with this every single day of their lives since 2003/2004. It’s still going on, with the Sudanese government denying that they have been using chemical weapons in their role of mass killings. They are the lead problem of this genocide and they have not done much to stop this from affecting their citizens.

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This is a map of Sudan. Most of the violence occurs in Darfur ( on the very left).

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The problem is that there have been mass killings in Darfur, Sudan and many other regions of Sudan. Other events that have happened are women and girls being abducted and/or raped. There have been some instances that they have been raped in front of their fathers or husbands and then the men were killed.

“Hassabo told us to clear the area east of Jebel Marra. To kill any male. He said we want to clear the area of insects. … He said East Jebel Marra is the kingdom of the rebels. We don’t want anyone there to be alive.”  Hassabo is the Vice-President of the Republic.Hassabo said this because women don’t have much say in this country (also around the world) and they can’t fight back like the men can. So this just turned into a cycle. Men would just be eradicated from the regions of Sudan. So then the regions of Sudan would not have any men to fight back the government and Janjaweed.

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Works Cited

Chadwick, Alex. “Sudan Update: Darfur Ethnic Conflict Continues.” NPR, NPR, 7 Mar. 2005, www.npr.org/templates/story/story.php?storyId=4525443.

“Darfur Genocide.” Jewish World Watch, www.jww.org/conflict-areas/sudan/darfur/.

Duggan, Briana. “Amnesty Says Sudan Used Chemical Weapons in Darfur Conflict.” CNN, Cable News Network, 29 Sept. 2016, www.cnn.com/2016/09/29/africa/sudan-chemical-weapon-darfur/index.html.

“FAILING DARFUR.” Human Rights Watch, www.hrw.org/legacy/features/darfur/fiveyearson/report4.html.

Https://Reliefweb.int, reliefweb.int/sites/reliefweb.int/files/resources/7A46A19337F10B4C49256F0E0003D87E_0.gif+.

“Janjaweed.” Https://Www.alaraby.co.uk, www.alaraby.co.uk/english/file/getimagecustom/368d4dca-e203-4ae4-a915-71360fd324c2/850/479+.

“Nazi Camps.” United States Holocaust Memorial Museum, United States Holocaust Memorial Museum, www.ushmm.org/wlc/en/article.php?ModuleId=10005144.

Reeves, Eric. “Darfur, the Most ‘Successful’ Genocide in a Century.” The Huffington Post, TheHuffingtonPost.com, 13 May 2017, www.huffingtonpost.com/entry/darfur-the-most-successful-genocide-in-a-century_us_58fa0eb9e4b086ce58980fe3.

“Sudan Map.” Http://Www.ancientsudan.org/, www.ancientsudan.org/images/09_geo_map_sudan.gif+.

Uju. “Sudanese Children Affected By The Govt's Use Of Chemical Weapons.” Answers Africa, 29 Sept. 2016, answersafrica.com/sudanese-children-chemical-weapons.html.

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What is currently being done to address this problem?

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What is currently being done to address this problem?

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There are groups and organizations that are giving civilians the food, water, shelter, and other living necessities to them. Also, the Sudanese Government has been accused of chemical weapons against the people of Darfur. Also other organizations such as the UN have been thinking and planning about informing the  the Sudanese government on the health and wellbeing of their people.  The Sudanese President, Omar al-Bashir was charged with crimes against humanity including the Genocide related to the Darfur Conflict In 2010 by the International Criminal Court.

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This group was hired by by the The Government of Sudan to attack their villagers and displace them from their homes

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This is a bar graph that shows the numerous acts of violence that the Government of Sudan caused to the men, women, and children.

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This is a child after a horrible gas bombing that was caused by the Government of Sudan. The gas has left horrible scars and injuries on many other villagers along with this girl.

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What similarities and differences do you see between the social justice issue you researched and the one that you read about in your book? (compare/contrast)

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What similarities and differences do you see between the social justice issue you researched and the one that you read about in your book? (compare/contrast)

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There were many differences between my book, The Diary of a Young Girl by Anne Frank, and the social justice issue in the regions of Sudan. One of the differences was that the main cause of all the problems that happened in the regions of Sudan were because of the government there. The government was accused of violence on their citizens and discrimination on the non-Arab population. “ claiming years of inequitable treatment and economic marginalization, among other grievances. ”

In the book I read The Nazi’s were the main cause.  They targeted the Jews around Germany. They made them wear a cloth around their bicep with the star of david on them. This let everyone know that they were Jewish and they had limited rights. Then the Nazis put the jews in concentration camps. These camps consisted of forced labor, starvation, extreme medical practices. There were even killing centers that performed mass murders. Some practices they used in the killing centers were gas chambers. Usually they were sent to labor camps first, then when they were to weak from not being able to eat and being worked to hard they would be transported to a killing facility. When they were weak, the Nazis thought of them as unuseful. The big thing that both of these topics have in common, were that they both were targeted at a specific type of group because they thought they were not as pure as them or felt that were not as useful to them.  These resources of their life were limited as days and years go on. Fighting and war happened often. They were discriminated based on their religion. The were starved, sexually harassed, and overworked. They were deprived of their own basic rights of life.