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A 7 page discussion of the Darfur situation. This paper analyzes Darfur from the perspective that there have been many contributory circumstances and events that have led up to it. Bibliography lists 5 sources.
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7 pages (~225 words per page)
File: AM2_PPdarfur.rtf
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African nation of Sudan, has been the home of considerable unrest in recent years. Some would contend that in fact Darfur is emerged in tyranny. The situation is
grounded in the fact that the Sudanese government has supported the militia counterinsurgency campaign that was launched in February 2003 (Colum, 2005). The less informed might ask just who
are the "insurgents" that this attack has been targeting. The insurgents are the black villagers that live in the Darfur Region. The conflict in which they are emerged,
however, is much more long-lived than just the three years that have unfolded since the initiation of the counterinsurgency campaign itself.
As a consequence of the Sudanese governments support of the militia counterinsurgency campaign in Darfur, there has been tremendous bloodshed, displacement, ad the loss of life. Despite that fact
the world has basically chosen to do nothing about the Darfur situation. Some might justify this failure to act on the basis that the Darfur region has been torn
apart by civil war for over twenty years! Although Sudan has signed a peace agreement with a portion of the rebel troops (the southern portion) war continues to rage
with another portion (Colum, 2005). The rebels of Darfurs western province continue to fight despite the attempts at peace being tried out in the southern portion of Sudan (Colum,
2005). The fractionation between the rebel forces, one signing the peace agreement and the other refusing, is actually a fractionation that dates to the beginning of the civil war.
The rebels were never one cohesive group. Instead they banded into two distinct groups: the Sudanese Liberation Army and the Justice and Equality Movement. Although they were
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