You must see this documentary. If you have been fuzzy about what has gone on in Darfur, see it through the eyes of someone who was there.
"In this unflinching documentary on the genocide in Darfur, former Marine Capt. Brian Steidle is forever transformed by the atrocities he witnesses as a military observer for the African Union. Armed only with his camera, Steidle records the killings of black Africans at the hands of Janjaweed militias funded by Sudan's Arab government. With his bleak photos, Steidle focuses attention on the horrors ignored by the rest of the world."
The violence against people is not covered up in any way, very graphic, very heartbreaking, and nothing is being done.
You can also go to www.savedarfur.org
"In this unflinching documentary on the genocide in Darfur, former Marine Capt. Brian Steidle is forever transformed by the atrocities he witnesses as a military observer for the African Union. Armed only with his camera, Steidle records the killings of black Africans at the hands of Janjaweed militias funded by Sudan's Arab government. With his bleak photos, Steidle focuses attention on the horrors ignored by the rest of the world."
The violence against people is not covered up in any way, very graphic, very heartbreaking, and nothing is being done.
You can also go to www.savedarfur.org