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• Turning Oppression Into Opportunity: Nicholas Kristof’s advice for saving the world

  
  Through Your Body: — Authority: 122
  From Outside Magazine , by New York Times journalist Nicholas Kristof: In 2004, I visited the Darfur area three times, trying to bear witness to the slaughter of children and the burning of villages. I stepped over the desiccated carcasses of camels and goats to interview survivors still in hiding. I interviewed ...
  17 hours ago

• ‘Darfur’ Director Dr. Uwe Boll Talks Violence, Genocide & Filmmaking

  
  MovieSet Behind the Scenes blog — Authority: 135
  At the Vancouver screening of ‘ Darfur ‘ presented by Amnesty International , MovieSet.com’s ace correspondent Quinn Bender say down for an interview with the film’s director, writer and producer Uwe Boll . ‘ Darfur ‘ (working title was Janjaweed) tell the story of American journalists in Sudan who are ...
  3 days ago

• The Monster of Darfur

  
  The New Republic - Health Care Feed — Authority: 689
  In late February 2004, Janjaweed militias and Sudanese government forces waged a three-day, coordinated assault on Tawila, a village in northern Darfur. Government aircrafts destroyed buildings, while the Janjaweed broke into a girls’ boarding school, forced the students to strip naked at gunpoint, and then ...
  3 weeks ago

• Uwe Boll’s ‘Darfur’ in Vancouver on Human Rights Day – Win tickets & signed poster

  
  MovieSet Behind the Scenes blog — Authority: 135
  Dr. Boll’s New Film German film director Uwe Boll tends to be most known for his controversial content (i.e. ‘ Tunnel Rats ‘, ‘Pong’ & ‘ Postal ‘) rather than his academic studies (he *is* a Ph.D) and humanitarian efforts. His newest film ‘ Darfur ‘ will challenge that reputation – and you ...
  3 weeks ago

• Kore Press- Halima Bashir’s TEARS OF THE DESERT, memoir about surviving genocide in Darfu

  
  The Brainpan — Authority: 143
  Halima Bashir is the first woman to write and publish a memoir after surviving the horrific genocide in Darfur. Co-written by Damien Lewis and published by Random House, Tears of the Desert illustrates the life of a tremendously brave woman. In 2004 Bashir’s village fell prey to the genocidal acts of ...
  4 weeks ago

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