On June 12, Faisal Suliman* left his home in Sudan’s West Darfur state and trekked to the Chadian border in the pouring rain. If he stayed put, the human rights activist said, he would have certainly been killed.
Suliman was accompanied by dozens of young men on the perilous journey fleeing the months-long violence. As non-Arabs, they are escaping what several analysts and survivors have described as a campaign of “genocidal violence” in West Darfur.
