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    Darfur Violations

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    Human Rights Violations in the era of crisis: The violation of women and children’s rights in the ongoing civil war in Darfur region in western Sudan. Prepared by: Hasan Abbakar Mohammad (September 2015) Introduction ‘Human rights are rights inherent to all human beings, whatever our nationality, place of residence, sex, national or ethnic origin, color, religion, language, or any other status. We are all equally entitled…

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    In Darfur is where one of the biggest civil wars take place in Africa at the time wiping out around 30,000 people and still is ongoing to this day. In 2003, Africans in Darfur started a revolt against the government of Sudan which lead to the Darfur genocide. The government of Sudan retaliated back by hiring Arab Militia to raid Non Arabic villages. Their purpose was to eliminate all non-Arabic’s from their community. They did this by burning their villages, taking their resources, polluting…

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    on converting people from the surrounding area, building his following, and training them in religious and spiritual instruction. Over the decade he would build a large following, and gained a popularity that would draw people over a wide area of Sudan. His teaching helped him to mentally organize the…

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    Ethiopia Research Paper

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    history of colonization. Religion is an essential aspect in the lives of the people of this nation. Christianity and Islam are the two largest religions in the world and are both present in Ethiopia. Ethiopia is landlocked by Eritrea, Somalia, Kenya and Sudan. These the dominant religion within these country vary between Islam and Christianity and may have a relevant influence on the current religious state of Ethiopia. This paper will explore the history of these two religions within Ethiopia…

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    Lost Boys Case Study

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    The goal of researcher to study the Lost Boys of the Sudan is to examine the function and behavioral health of the Sudan refuges 1 year after their arrival to the United States. They are trying to determine how well this group of children handled the losses that they experienced in childhood. The small children were forced out of their villages and trek hundreds of miles to refugee camps, within those camps they lived in groups with substandard living conditions. A group of Sudanese refugees…

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    crime, and how the they overcome them. The country is South Sudan. A Research was done about the experience of South Sudan with poverty, education, and crime, and how the education helped to reduce the poverty. The researcher start his research my saying that the education is the key for a successful household transition out of poverty. The researcher then explains to us in the introduction the hard situation between South Sudan, and Sudan that lasted for 21 years, and how this effects the…

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    Could you Imagine the things people go through and done just to survive. Well in the book called “A Long walk to Water “ BY: Linda Sue Park, two characters ( Salva & Nya ) have done stuff to survive. Ethier running for your life or walking for hours to get water. In my opinion survive means a person who remains alive. But according to the dictionary it means: to continue to live or exist, especially in spite of danger or hardship. A time Salva had to survived was by…

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    Lost Boys Study

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    The goal of researchers to study the Lost Boys of the Sudan is to examine the function and behavioral health of the Sudan refugees 1 year after their arrival in the United States. They are trying to determine how well this group of adolescents handled the losses that they experienced in childhood. The small children were forced out of their villages and trek hundreds of miles to refugee camps. Within those camps they lived in groups with substandard living conditions. Years later a group of…

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    UC Prompt 1 The wars and battles that took place in Sudan drastically changed the people of the county as they knew it. Many were of innocent people being killed everyday based on their religions and beliefs. With hatred towards many Christians from a country populated with Islam’s, living in Sudan was not considerably a safe place to continue staying at. My family was one to experience this hardship with the impactful and unforgettable passing of my father. He was a pastor and passed away due…

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    The Darfur Genocide Logan Mcfadden 2/29/16 3rd hour Attacks have caused Darfur to be almost just smoke in the sky.There have been many racial targetings in the area of Darfur, Sudan and there seems to be no end to them in sight .The Darfur Genocide is turning Darfur into just a big pile of ashes and smoke clouds. People are getting exterminated in darfur and some of them are just (as some people would say) “A deer caught in the headlights”. Women at all ages are getting…

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