Violence in the Darfur region has been going on since 2003; as a result, the mass amount of the displaced population, dead citizens, and the possible loss of a future generation has diminished the improvement of the country’s political, economic, and educational systems. The continued violence in Darfur has caused more than 3 million men, women, and children to be displaced from their homes and villages (Save Darfur, n.d., p. 2). This is a cause for major concern because those forced from their homes often have no access to fresh water, food, and even basic sanitation in an already sparse landscape. Along with this, many children are suffering from little to no education because they have no access to it. However, if they did have an education
