The Consequences Of Genocide In Sudan

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...genocide is an important one. Why is there genocide there presently? In a recent 60 Minutes show, the voice over explains: " Why are these people targets of genocide today? Because they're not Arabs. Sudan's government is an Arab dictatorship. Ethnic Africans have suffered discrimination for years and when they rebelled, in 2003, the government moved to exterminate them" (Pelley). It seems simple, but the situation is complex. Some demographic information may help to shed light on the situation.
Sudan is predominately black with 52% of the populous and an Arab population comprising 39% ("Sudan: CIA"). Clearly, one can see that the Arabs are in the minority in terms of numbers, but they are a ruling majority. The rest of the population is made up of foreigners, Beja and other peoples ("Sudan: CIA" ). Yet, it is a predominately Muslim nation, but the Sunni Muslim is the rule at 70%; they live primarily in the north part of the country ("Sudan: CIA"). Christians, who live mostly in the south...

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