For more than 10 years, the government of Sudan has waged a cruel war against its own citizens, a war that has resulted in the greatest humanitarian and human rights catastrophe in the world, dwarfing that of Kosovo. The war has claimed nearly 2 million lives[1] and displaced an additional 4 million people.[2] While all sides have committed human rights abuses, the forces of the Sudanese government - which scholar Paul Marshall calls "the worst practitioner of religious persecution and the worst violator of human rights" in the world[3] - bear the largest share of responsibility.[4] As Macram Max Gassis,...
