The Charge: Genocide Analysis

In the article “The Charge: Genocide” by Lydia Polgreen and “Armed & Underage” by Jeffrey Gettleman, a claim that could be made is No real justice is being done for the people. So, Even though people responsible are undergoing investigation, children are still being forced to fight for their government and people are still being threatened by genocide. Including , According to “Armed & Underage” by Jeffrey Gettleman it states, “While the number of conflicts involving child soldiers has dropped since 2004 from 27 to 15, human-rights experts estimate that more than 200,000 children worldwide are still being used as combatants, usually against their will. And it isn't just boys: Girls are often pressed into duty as cooks or messengers. Many are
Their growth has been stunted by conflict-induced famines, their psyches damaged by all the killings they have witnessed. "What do I enjoy?" Awil asks. "I enjoy the gun”. To say differently, The piece of evidence shows that children are not getting their education and are now actually liking to fight. This supports my claim that no real justice is being done for the people because since the children are being forced to be a soldier they like to do what they have to do and they like to enjoy something irregular that a child should not like, guns. No one is trying to help what’s left of these children fighting showing how no real justice is being done. Third, According to “Armed & Underage” it states, “Awil is paid about $1.50 a day, but only every now and then, like most soldiers. His bed is a fly-covered mattress that he shares with two other child soldiers, Ali Deeq, 10, and Abdulaziz, 13”.What the author meant to say was children soldiers are living in bad conditions and barely get
According to “The Charge:Genocide” by Lydia Polgreen it states, “Since 2003, the United Nations estimates that at least 300,000 civilians have been killed in Darfur—a vast arid region of Sudan, the largest country in Africa. More than 2.7 million of Darfur's 6 million people have been displaced and live in refugee camps, mostly in neighboring Chad. Even 11,500 U.N. and African Union peacekeepers have been unable to stop the violence”. In other words, The piece of evidence shows that thousands of people have been killed and millions have been in refugee camps. This proves my claim that no real justice is being done for the people affected by genocide because thousands died and millions had to move away from the homes the new to unfamiliar places because their homes were no longer safe due to people invading homes. Second, According to “The Charge:Genocide” by Lydia Polgreen it states, “On horses and camels, they have stormed black villages, setting fire to huts, stealing cattle, and raping and killing villagers. Janjaweed attacks have often been accompanied by Sudanese bombers and ground troops”. To say this differently, This piece of evidence shows that people are being attacked at their homes. This proves my claim because this is still happening. Again, People are still being forced out of their homes and they are still being treated badly. Third, According to “The