It's a dark day when those in power try to erase the past by digging mass graves , as Albert Camus once said. The situation in Darfur is a stark reminder of the devastating consequences of violence and the importance of accountability . We need more voices like Nathaniel Raymond speaking out against such atrocities and demanding justice for the victims .
this is just getting worse... it's like they're trying to sweep everything under the rug, digging mass graves and denying any wrongdoing . thousands of people trapped without basic needs, aid delivery blocked... what's going on? shouldn't we be focusing on bringing justice to those responsible for the atrocities in Darfur rather than letting them just 'clean up' the mess?
ugh can't believe what's happening in darfur rn like who gives paramilitary groups permission to just dig mass graves and "clean up" massacres? it's so sickening... 70k people have fled el-fasher already and now the UN is saying thousands are still trapped without access to basic necessities, aid delivery is blocked because of the rsf's crap... and they're trying to downplay the whole thing by blaming other groups meanwhile raymond's like "hey guys, we need an independent investigation stat" and no one's listening it's a disaster situation, thousands of people could've died in just 10 days... what's happening to these civilians?
It's a dark day when those in power try to erase the past by digging mass graves 
, as Albert Camus once said. The situation in Darfur is a stark reminder of the devastating consequences of violence and the importance of accountability 
. We need more voices like Nathaniel Raymond speaking out against such atrocities and demanding justice for the victims 
.
this is just getting worse... it's like they're trying to sweep everything under the rug, digging mass graves and denying any wrongdoing 
. thousands of people trapped without basic needs, aid delivery blocked... what's going on? 
shouldn't we be focusing on bringing justice to those responsible for the atrocities in Darfur rather than letting them just 'clean up' the mess? 
like who gives paramilitary groups permission to just dig mass graves and "clean up" massacres? it's so sickening... 70k people have fled el-fasher already and now the UN is saying thousands are still trapped without access to basic necessities, aid delivery is blocked because of the rsf's crap... and they're trying to downplay the whole thing by blaming other groups 
it's a disaster situation, thousands of people could've died in just 10 days... what's happening to these civilians?