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Forced Migration Darfur (Impacts of conflict (Sudan Relying on aid, …

- - - - People were killed randomly
      - anger in both groups
      - Africans wanted greater representation
      - Rebels wanted shares of the oil revenues for education, health care etc.
      - Janjaweed wanted to take over the best farming land that is inhabited by the black Africans
        
        1984 - drought. Africans barred the Arabs from using their land for grazing, gov did nothing.
      - Political
        
        -Gov blocking areas and demanding visas
        
        -Gov wants an Arab nation
        
        -Hassan al-Turabi (ruling Islamist party's second most powerful man) was ousted - he had recognised the Africans. The Rebels lost confidence in government.
        
        -Qaddafi (Libyan president) used Darfur in the late 1980s as he attempted to create an 'Arab super-state' and launched an attack on Chad from Darfur.
        
        -Competition between Arabs and Africans for political offices since England left in 1956.
        
        -Government has agreed to share the oil revenues in the South of Sudan with the Christians and Africans - encouraged rebels in Darfur.