The Genocide Still Going on in Darfur, Sudan

Darfur citizens have done nothing wrong, they pay attention to their own business. The government does not agree. The government wants to use the land for oil exploration. They did not ask the people of Darfur to use their land, they just took over. Men, women, children were slaughtered and raped as they did not give up the land. Government 's protest and punishment (Raphael Lemkin pg 1) is where the people of Darfur live. They did not move what they just stopped, they were not moving to fight in the way they believed.

Darfur: The government of Sudan will not recognize the existence of genocide. It is because they support Janjaweed by offering money and weapons to them. Both the United States and Britain judged that Darfur is certainly a genocide. The United Nations is working together in this regard, they are trying to stop this massacre, but Russia and China prevent them from rebelling against the Sudanese government. Russia supports the territorial integrity of Sudan, which is the major diplomatic alliance of Sudan

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.

As of March 2008, 300 thousand people died for genocide in Darfur, Sudan. This is equivalent to the entire population of Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. Genocide began in Darfur, Sudan in February 2003. The Universal Declaration of Human Rights defines the freedoms set for everyone in the world. The Universal Declaration of Human Rights founded in 1948 embodies the rights and freedoms that everyone receives. - Massacre in Rwanda is a terrible event in the history of Africa, which destroyed many Rwandan ethnic minorities. Hutu will kill 800,000 ethnic minorities including Tutsi and Pygmies within 100 days and if the time of Holocaust is shortened the number of deaths will exceed 34 million people. The citizens were told to collect weapons and fight the neighbors.