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Would the government in Khartoum be willing to allow UN troops into Darfur?
The short answer is probably no. The Sudanese government has expressed that any UN troops in Darfur will be treated as “foreign invaders”. There are already 7,000 African Union troops in the region, b… more →
Never Again is Again: Stand Up Against Genocide in Africa
Would the government in Khartoum be willing to allow UN troops into Darfur?
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wrote 2 years ago: The short answer is probably no. The Sudanese government has expressed that any UN troops in Darfur … more →
What Can Canada Do?
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wrote 2 years ago: Canada is not a military giant. In fact, with most of its force otherwise disposed in Afghanistan, C … more →
Is it in Canada's national interest to become involved in Darfur?
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wrote 2 years ago: Canada has long been considered a peacekeeping nation, or at least, that is how we perceive ourselve … more →
What is R2P?
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wrote 2 years ago: The Responsibility to Protect (R2P) report was issued by the International Commission on Interventio … more →
FAQ
wrote 2 years ago: Here is a growing list of questions that people have asked us as we’ve prepared for the benefi … more →
Aren’t there already troops on the ground in Darfur?
wrote 2 years ago: There are approximately 7,000 African Union (AU) troops in Sudan right now, whose purpose is to prov … more →
So is Darfur another Rwanda?
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wrote 2 years ago: We are not suggesting that Darfur is another Rwanda. We don’t have a situation where, as in Rwanda, … more →
Is it really genocide?
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wrote 2 years ago: Article 2 of the Genocide Convention defines genocide as “any of the following acts committed with i … more →
What do you mean by "Never Again Is Again"?
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wrote 2 years ago: The term was first used following the Holocaust of World War II. The international community committ … more →
For Further Reading...
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wrote 2 years ago: Fellow UBC student Dave Steinbach has put together an excellent and accessible bibliography for furt … more →
Canada’s Response to Darfur
wrote 2 years ago: In Sudan, Canada’s efforts are mainly channeled into providing financial support for humanitarian pr … more →
The International Response to Southern Sudan and Darfur
wrote 2 years ago: The participation of the international community in helping the Sudanese people is crucial because, … more →
Social and Political Indicators in Sudan
wrote 2 years ago: Using our working definition of a failed state as “a state that can no longer perform its basic secu … more →
Background Information on the Conflict in Darfur
wrote 2 years ago: While efforts to reestablish security and bring redevelopment to the south and east are huge tasks f … more →
General Historical Background on Sudan
wrote 2 years ago: Most of Sudan’s history since independence in 1956 has been dominated by a series of core-periphery … more →
