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-Darfur/sudanese citizens
-Sudan Government
-Janjaweed militia members
-African Union
-United Nations

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Genocide is the systematic organized torture and/or killing of a whole people. More specifically to the Darfur genocide, the innocent Sudanese citizens are often physically beat as well as mentally tortured.

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The Darfur Genocide officially started on February 26, 2003, And while some of the fighting has dissipated, most of Darfur is still unsafe.

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The Darfur region is where most of the genocide has taken place. But Eastern parts of Chad have also gotten pulled into the conflict.

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Those who are responsible for committing this crime would be mainly the Janjaweed militias, as well as some military enlisted help. They truly had no reason to start torturing the people of Darfur.

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The victims of the genocide are the Darfurians, they have done little to make the Janjaweed, among others, to beat, burn, killed, and raped everyday of their lives.

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According to World Without Genocide "The conflict in Darfur has also increased tensions in neighboring Chad and the Central African Republic as hundreds of thousands of refugees stream over the two countries’ borders to escape violence." While the areas of Chad and other countries are not directly involved in the conflict, the influx of refugee traffic in these countries has made life that much harder on these countries, and therefore increasing tensions, as the article stated, with Sudan.

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As asserted by a Gale Student Resources article "The African Union (AU) was the first to respond to the events in Darfur. In April of 2004, the AU initiated a ceasefire between the Sudanese government, its allied militia known as the Janjaweed, and the Sudanese Liberation Army (SLA)." The first to respond to the Genocide was the African Union which saw the violence and didn't want it to go any farther. The neighboring countries and other countries throughout Africa were obviously troubled by the disaster that is going on in Sudan, which urged the government to take action and call a cease-fire.This unfortunately did not faze either side of the conflict and they kept on fighting, to the dismay of the rest of Africa.

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As stated in the Fact Monster article "Warfare also has spilled over into Chad, and Chadian rebels have based themselves in parts of Darfur." While most of Chad was worried about the increase of immigrants into their country others were worried about the fact that warfare had spread over into their country. The AU did not want this conflict to spread throughout Africa, so this was an obvious worry. Many of the citizens in these areas unfortunately joined in the fighting which doesn't bode well for the end of this conflict.

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As claimed by ABC Clio"The darfur Peace and Accountability Act... is a 2006 bill that reaffirms the position of the U.S Congress  that Sudanese government-sponsored violence in the region of darfur constitutes genocide, and it also introduces a number of measure aimed at stemming the conflict. Among other measures, the bill authorizes the president of the United States to impose asset freezes and travel restrictions..." This shows that there is support for horrible accounts and other events from other countries as well as the own government, at least in this case. unfortunately with small gangs and other groups gaining power and size all the time the government has lost power and has in some cases joined in on the crime.

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As believed by the book Not On Our Watch "However, the case of Darfur is different. Americans... have expressed great horror over Darfur and have demanded more action." Here is one example of how a country, in this case the U.S, and its citizens realize the horrors of what is going on during a genocide and are demanding response and action to be taken by their government.

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As suggested by the book Not On Our Watch "The situation will get better. Trust us.  ...The United States argued that circumstances in Darfur were getting better, and its policy-if given time-would result in peace and stability in the region." And here is the opposite of what a country's citizens/government think regarding a genocide. There are many isolationists who believe that Sudan will figure itself out but unfortunately that is not the case so far because the genocide/circle war has been going on since the turn of the century.

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Google changes the way we find information.

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Google changes the way we find information.

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People born before the times of google (Me and all my classmates couldn't imagine a world without, we have gotten used to instantaneous information which is obviously quite useful but can sometimes cause us to be impatient.

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U.S survives the economic downfall of 2008-2009.

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U.S survives the economic downfall of 2008-2009.

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Not to long ago our country went through the worst economic times since the Great Depression. Forcing many into unemployment, Since then the economy has recovered however.

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The U.S. chose to stay mostly isolated from this conflict, but they did invest millions of dollars into relief and training soldiers to counter the Janjaweed, among other militias.

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One of the common tactics of killing and causing damage used by the Janjaweed is to burn houses and other buildings, sometimes even whole villages. This tactic is a way to torture the citizens, they burn what little belongings and food thy had left so they have nothing to survive on, and they will eventually die a worse death than if they were just shot.

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Image #2: Living in poverty... in the desert

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Image #2: Living in poverty... in the desert

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The janjaweed take everything, and if not they burn it. there are millions of people living out in the desert without little to eat drink, staying alive only by will. this is not a way to live, and these people deserve better.

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We need to hear the Darfurian citizens message, and put a stop to this crime. When there are enough bodies to spell out a word, you have a problem, bot in this case there are probably enough bodies to spell the whole dictionary. That's an even bigger problem