Katrina Field of Virginia Beach, Va., joined a large protest against the violence in Darfur in front of the White House in Washington recently.
(Manuel Balce Ceneta/Associated Press)
John Prendergast
A 'Plan B' with teeth for Darfur
Katrina Field of Virginia Beach, Va., joined a large protest against the violence in Darfur in front of the White House in Washington recently.
(Manuel Balce Ceneta/Associated Press)
IF THERE is a Guinness Book of World Records entry for most threats issued with no follow-up, the international response to Darfur is likely setting a new standard. The United States is the only government to call the atrocities in Darfur genocide and is uniquely positioned to lead an effective response. Yet the Bush administration's empty threats over the past ... (Full article: 827 words)
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