Darfur split over peace talks
Many who disagree with rebel movement’s opposition to talks are being targeted.
Published On 6 Aug 2010
Tension is rising in western Darfur where disagreements about peace talks with the Sudanese government have led to bloodshed.
A breakaway faction of the separatist Sudan Liberation Movement is opposed to the discussions.
That group is led by Abdul Wahid al-Nur, who is from an area known as Zalingei.
But as Al Jazeera’s Mohamed Adow reports, many who do not agree with al-Nur in Zalingei are increasingly being targeted.
Source: Al Jazeera