The Janjaweed and Their Ideology The Janjaweed1 is a coined Arabic word used by the local people in Darfur to refer to gangs of outlaws and robbers. These groups are usually composed of criminal elements from various nom

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Date: 2013-02-26 04:31:39 Politics of Sudan Darfur Central African War Sudanese Arabs Janjaweed War in Darfur Fur people Justice and Equality Movement Rizeigat tribe Sudan Darfur conflict Africa		The Janjaweed and Their Ideology The Janjaweed1 is a coined Arabic word used by the local people in Darfur to refer to gangs of outlaws and robbers. These groups are usually composed of criminal elements from various nom Add to Reading List Source URL: www.darfurcentre.ch Download Document from Source Website File Size: 108,64 KB Share Document on Facebook

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