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    Using my own knowledge and information‚ who do I think was most to blame for the Darfur Conflict? The Sudan Conflict (Also known as the Darfur Conflict) began in the 1980’s with disputes between the Black Africans and the Arabs over remaining farmland that hadn’t become scarce due to a series of droughts. The Arabs (who bred and grazed cattle) needed land that the Black Africans had. Because their land had become desolate and the remaining land was limited‚ the Black Africans refused for the Arabs

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    you think the genocides actually do? In the poem‚ “Rally for Darfur” by Rabbi J. Rolando Matalon‚ the author wants to show the readers what the different genocides do to people‚ and how they actually die. Using repetition and imagery‚ Matalon shows just how horrible the genocides truly are. Throughout all poems there are multiple techniques that are used. The most frequent technique through “Rally for Darfur” is repetition. In the first line of every stanza it states which genocide it is and says

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    U.S. Involvement in the Crisis in Darfur Since the end of the Cold War‚ Africa has been a continent rife with violence mainly in the form of civil war. This can be attributed greatly to the halt of economic and political progress after the two superpowers‚ the United States and the Soviet Union‚ no longer needed to compete in Africa. Now that the rivalry has subsided neither country has any real reasons‚ economic or political‚ to have as large of a presence in the Post-Cold War era. Not only

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    Running Header: Genocide in a Photo Genocide in a Photo: An Essay Describing the Societal and Emotional Impacts of Photographs from the Civil War in Darfur Robert K. de la Rosa South Texas College Miss Laura Steinert ENGL 1302.WO6 September 18‚ 2008 Abstract Photos of the genocide and casualties of war from Dafur show the world the darker side of humanity. The particular photos inside this essay embody the hard life and murder that the citizens must face

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    Genocide is the killing of a group of people for power‚ race‚ land‚ political or religious reasons. It is the extermination of large groups of people. Genocide includes the murder of men‚ women and children. In 1944 a Polish-Jewish lawyer named Raphael Lemkin defined this senseless killing of people‚ genocide. Lempkin along with the United Nations helped to establish that genocide was an international crime. The United Nations (UN)‚ The Office of the High Commissioner for Human Rights established

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    March 2012 Extermination in Genocide All genocides that have occurred in human history include various stages that are usually present; however‚ extermination‚ the 7th stage of genocide‚ is one that is present in all genocides. From the Armenian genocide and Darfur genocide‚ to the Rwandan and Jewish genocides‚ extermination is ever present in all of these. Extermination is explained to be mass killings of people‚ which defines the legal term “genocide”‚ and is caused when the killers

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    are rightful; he argues that these are some of the practices that should never be regarded as an alternative. Goodman addresses these areas as: Genocide‚ politically induced famine‚ germ warfare‚ terrorism‚ hostage taking‚ child warriors‚ slavery‚ polygamy‚ incest‚ rape and female genital cutting (Goodman‚ 2010‚ pg.88). According to Goodman‚ “Genocide is uglier than murder because it targets individuals as members of a group”. It includes eliminating a certain group of people or a tribe. In some

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    extermity with me‚ you hope for some understainding‚ some insight‚ some flicker of self-knowledge---a moral‚ or a loesson or a clue about how to behave in this world: some such information. I don ’t discount the possibility‚ but when it comes to genocide‚ you already know right from wrong. The best reason I have come up with for looking closely into Rwanda ’s stories is that ignoring them makes me even more uncomfortable about existence and my place in it. . . ." (At p. 19.) Gourevitch tells in

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    and I had just joined Save Darfur Club at school. The club had been created a year ago to spread awareness among the community about the atrocities and genocide committed in Darfur‚ Sudan. The year I joined‚ we decided to take it a step further and actively help the victims in some way. The very obvious and practical way to do that‚ for us school goers‚ was to raise funds and send it through Red Cross‚ the only humanitarian organization still allowed to operate in Darfur. Our method: again the typical

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    Genocide As stated by the United Nations Genocide Convention‚ genocide is a coordinated plan to destroy‚ in whole or in part‚ a national‚ ethnic‚ racial‚ or religious group‚ by killing‚ causing serious bodily or mental harm‚ inflicting conditions designed to bring about its destruction‚ preventing births within the group ‚ or removing children from the group. The term did not exist until Raphael Lemkin devised the word in 1944. Therefore there was no legal mechanism for the international community

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