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Sudan’s web of unsolved issues
The death toll is rising in Sudan’s Darfur region
An outburst of violence spiraled Sudan’s westernmost region, Darfur, into disarray in January. This territory has been subject to endless conflicts since early 2000 due to its tribal tension, even with the newly elected democratic government. However, Darfur is only taking the spotlight for what is a complex amalgamation of issues within Sudan’s core that are barely understood by the international community.
“Sudan is very large and complex, it has essentially been at war since before it was a country,” said Sara Winger, professor and former external affairs officer at the United Nations Mission in Sudan. ....

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CNN Fareed Zakaria GPS May 31, 2015 17:38:00

Sharing resources and water primarily, then we risk more and more by the years that we now see ahead of us to see these turning into conflicts. where do you give me a couple of places where you really worry where this is happening. well, i ll give you an example from my time when i was mediating in the darfur crisis. we saw certain areas of northern darfur where the militias had thrown a dead dog in the village water, in the well, and by that forced the population to move to the camps. because it was the only place they could get water and it was now all contaminated. exactly. what help did they have from that? it was a lose/lose proposition. so they destroyed the water, but nobody could take over that village. so that was one example. then isil using water floods as a way of influencing the military situation, threatening ....

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