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Darfur

The 2010 Sudanese Election

January 7, 2010 2 comments
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Despite what a minority of people say, the situation in Sudan is far from peaceful. I got an email from Save Darfur this morning that I wanted share.
Intimidation, torture, and violence. Hundreds of activists, opposition party leaders and journalists arrested and beaten.
Welcome to election season in Omar al-Bashir’s Sudan.
Sudan’s first multi-party elections in 24 years are scheduled for […]

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Darfur Stories Response

June 28, 2009 4 comments

There was an entire conversation on Facebook you may have missed. Sierra Scott, the creator of the Darfur documentary, responded to our criticism in the last post. We’ve copied and pasted her responses below and inserted our responses where we felt they were necessary. So, this is one of the longest posts you’ll ever see […]

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Destination Darfur: A Critique

June 25, 2009 6 comments

I wasn’t going to blog about Sierra Scott’s Darfur “documentary” – I thought it would die on its own. But she’s travelled to DC, met with some fairly influential people and is now tweeting about how Save Darfur is a corrupt organization and doesn’t deserve our dollars. I can’t abide such things.
Two Sundays ago, Hayley and […]

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