It has been 15 years since Darfur stood at the forefront of global attention, when the UN labeled the
situation as the “world’s greatest humanitarian catastrophe”, but stopped short of recognizing the violence as genocide under international law. This refusal shaped both the scope of the intervention at the time and the trajectory of the conflict in the years that followed. Indeed, in the last few months, while the tragedy seems to be largely overlooked, the highest levels of alarm for its dire humanitarian situation have been reached.
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