Chad & Darfur, in photos
Daniel Pepper’s Darfur photoessay at Mother Jones. Worth keeping in mind: “Chad is a sister state to Darfur.” Says Dr. Eltayeb Hag Ateya, the director of the Center for Conflict Research at the University of Khartoum. “You cannot do anything in Darfur without thinking of Chad. All the presidents of Chad are either installed by ...
Daniel Pepper's Darfur photoessay at Mother Jones. Worth keeping in mind: “Chad is a sister state to Darfur.” Says Dr. Eltayeb Hag Ateya, the director of the Center for Conflict Research at the University of Khartoum. “You cannot do anything in Darfur without thinking of Chad. All the presidents of Chad are either installed by or forced out by forces that have come from Darfur.”
Daniel Pepper’s Darfur photoessay at Mother Jones. Worth keeping in mind: “Chad is a sister state to Darfur.” Says Dr. Eltayeb Hag Ateya, the director of the Center for Conflict Research at the University of Khartoum. “You cannot do anything in Darfur without thinking of Chad. All the presidents of Chad are either installed by or forced out by forces that have come from Darfur.”
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