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Darfur, Sudan

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December 6, 2014

 

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The Janjaweed militia is not only targeting the rebels themselves but the civilians that belong to the same ethnic groups as well. This includes the Fur people, the Masaslit people, and the Zaghawa people. The Janjaweed militia became involved at the governments request in an effort to subdue the rebel movement...
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The Janjaweed militia became involved at the governments request in an effort to subdue the rebel movement. The government armed the militia with planes, tanks, cars, weapons and ammunition to equipt over 20,000 men. The government and the Janjaweed combined have been destroying villages and removing anything that would be able to sustain life within them so that the people are forced to move...
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