The humanitarian crisis in the Darfur region of Sudan continues to deteriorate despite international attention to the crisis. New reports of attacks on civilians as well as widespread hunger and disease among the refugees in neighboring Chad and internally displaced people inside Sudan continue, while relief efforts are hampered by lack of security, seasonal rains rendering roads impassable and a shortage of relief supplies and personnel. Despite widespread insecurity, the Sudanese government has threatened to force some of the displaced people back to their homes. To date, some 2.2 million people are affected by this crisis, with 1.2 million displaced inside Sudan and 200,000 living as refugees in Chad. Estimates are that 50,000 people have already died.The situation I could not stand.
The Darfur crisis is a result of escalated fighting between the government of Sudan and insurgents who claim unjust treatment by the government over land and resources. The Sudanese government and government-backed militias known as the Janjaweed have undertaken systematic attacks against villages linked to the two insurgent groups reportedly including aerial bombardments, burning of buildings and crops, widespread killings, rapes of women and children, and looting.

Please my fellow youths your help is needed.

Thank you.