Dueling Over Darfur

 

Email To A Friend

Please fill in the following information and we'll email this link.

Separate multiple addresses with commas

SPONSORED BY
 

Label

Newsweek Top Stories
NEWSWEEK's 20/10
NEWSWEEK's 20/10

Our decade-in-review project recalls the highs and lows of the last 10 years.

Obama's Promises
Obama's Promises

Is the new president fulfilling his campaign pledges? Or falling short?

The Decade in 7 Minutes
The Decade in 7 Minutes

Video: A fast-paced review of the best and worst moments. Don't blink.

Accidental Celebrities
Accidental Celebrities

From Levi Johnston to Elian Gonzalez, these people never expected to be in the spotlight.

Discuss

Sponsored by

Member Comments

  • Posted By: Bornita @ 01/02/2008 10:26:59 AM

    Thank you Newsweek for finally covering Darfur. I would love it if the love soon grew back in Sudan.

  • Posted By: nadiya @ 12/11/2007 3:02:02 AM

    AS someone who has seen first hand how that government works, what would you suggest that a "nobody from Colorado" do to help the Sudanese people. I want so much to stop the genecide but I have no idea what to do. I don't trust are government to do anything so what other route can I take. Thank you

  • Posted By: ayoss58 @ 12/02/2007 4:40:51 PM

    Its absurd for these so-called experts to expect the Islamic Regime in Khartoum to have in writing its policy of genocide stacked somewhere like Hitler's final solution.No, Sirs, they are smarter than that. But absence of "physical" evidence doesn't necessarily prove absence of "intent" on the part of Beshir Regime to commit genocide.And for these sellout activists to deny the crime of genocide against Sudanese people and reduce it to "counter-insurgency" is morally repugnant let alone the intellectual dishonesty involved.We Sudanese people shall remember those who denied us justice and defended the Islamic Regime of Beshir!!.Is it a wonder that these same activists and analysts were the same sell-outs in and outside the UN body involved in taking bribes and business contracts from Saddam Hussein while he was killing his people; and denying and opposing the basis of UN-sanctions against that mrderous regime???. Same tune, same dance.Beaware of these humanitarian activitists and independent analysts,they are but bedfellows of the terrorist States embbedded in the West!!!.
    I worked for 16 years as a local Sudanese for an international humanitarian agency in Sudan and I have seen and experienced first hand how the government conceived and carryout its genocidal program.Conception of intent and planning are done in secret meetings and indoctrination to commit murder and genocide in mosques "preaching" Jihad against a whole people considered enemies of Islam(meaning the state).If your so-called experts could speak Arabic and live amongst the Sudanese,they will discover what is really going on as opposed to the government staged-managed visits of UN experts!!!.But who really cares to discover the truth?.Everyone is interested in thier interests and how they can used the sufferrings in Darfur to further those interests."Do no Harm", don't antognise the perpetrator of genocide,etc,etc, are the same old and tired music we have been hearing since the "death of genuine humanitarianism".

Reply

Report Abuse

Enter comments if any for reporting abuse

 

Hejewa Adam joined Sudan's rebel fighters after her baby was beaten to death. Her story is one of those told in a new documentary about Darfur.