Genocide in Darfur

You feel it is fair from 1933 to 1945; 11 million people lost their lives because of their ethnicity and religious beliefs. For other countries, you just have to wait and you do not have to worry about the survival of people in concentration camps in Germany and Poland. Even in front of the Holocaust, people were killed because of racial discrimination and prejudice. Looking back then, you can see how bad the Holocaust is. People were killed in many brutal ways, such as shooting, burning, being burned alive. It is terrible to think about the terrorist incident that people faced at the last moment of the Holocaust.

The massacre of Darfur, Darfur is the western part of Sultanate of Africa. Currently, people in Darfur are always attacked by Sudanese forces and surrogate militia under the control of the Sudanese government. Families were eradicated, hungry, children were tortured and killed by thousands and women were raped without punishment. Darfur's innocent civilians continue to be victims of unimaginable barbaric acts

The rebellion in Sudan's Darfur region led to genocide of civilians and more than 300,000 people were killed. Another fact about the massacre of Sudan is that the massacre of Darfur began in 2003 when the genocide and rape of the people living in the West Sudan began. These killings were made by the government-sponsored Janjaweed Group. The organization was asked to block a series of insurgents in Darfur. These attacks continued until the Sudanese government allowed Darfur rebels to conclude a ceasefire agreement in 2010 and the two groups began drafting the Doha Peace Forum, a long-term peace agreement.

There is much debate about classifying Darfur's situation as a massacre. A conflict in progress in Sudan 's Darfur that began in 2003 was declared as "Genocide" by US Secretary Colin Powell on September 9, 2004 when he testified in front of the Senate Foreign Relations Committee. But since then, other permanent members of the UN Security Council have not. Indeed, in January 2005, the International Investigation Commission on Darfur, approved by UN Security Council Resolution 1564 in 2004, reported to the secretary stating that "the government of Sudan has not adopted genocide policy." Nevertheless, the committee noted that the government's conclusion that militias under the control of Darfur did not adopt and carry out mass movement mass policies should not reduce the seriousness of crimes committed in any way Warn. Region