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Why Can't Anyone Fix Darfur Already?

If you've got some time, click here to check out my rather lengthy analysis of the situation in Darfur.

I penned this paper for my law class this semester. In it, I propose a new course of action than abandons the current goal of mobilizing American voices.

I simply ask the question: Who can directly stop the genocide in Darfur, and how to we appeal to them?

This entry was posted by Sam Davidson, on Monday, December 04, 2006. You can leave your response.

“Why Can't Anyone Fix Darfur Already?”
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