...the expert panel said it found "widespread violations of international humanitarian law on the part of all parties to the Darfur conflict -- Sudanese government officials, rebel leaders and leaders of the Arab militias the government relies on as proxy fighters."Sudan's Corrupt President Omar al-Bashir
"All parties, to varying degrees, have committed torture, outrages upon personal dignity and cruel, inhumane or degrading treatment against those who are not, or are no longer, participating in the conflict," the report said.
Corruption of Sudanese Officials
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Hey Alec... Invisible Children was shown in Chapel at Baylor today. Last semester there was a presentation about the lost boys of Sudan and I have been praying more faithfully, though not perfectly and consistently enough, about what I can do in this situation and how we can impact our world through this crisis. We get so wrapped up in our own little sheltered world, don't we? Do you know about the Global Commute? I'm planning to participate in Waco and just was wondering if you knew about it... thanks for sharing your passion about this... I think that this is definitely something that God is using to remind me that prayer is empowerment for action... we need to act. I want to be involved. Anyways, just wanted to thank you for sharing and let you know I'm praying and striving towards action to make a difference, thanks for doing the same.
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