Darfur Olympics - Day 4: Darfur and China
By: dreamfordarfur
Posted: Aug 11 08
Witnessed: 399 times
Sudan
Genocide
china, darfur, genocide, mia farrow, Olympics, sudan
For the past five years, Beijing has been the most important economic and diplomatic supporter of the regime in Sudan, which is slaughtering its own unarmed citizens.
In today's webcast, at left, Mia talks about the Beijing Games against the backdrop of the refugee camp.
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Refugees have insufficient food, shelter, clean water and medical attention.
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Sudan
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Genocide
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Sudan
Genocide, Refugees
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Global
Genocide, Rape and sexual abuse, War crimes
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