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Investing In Tragedy: China'S Money, Arms, And Politics In Sudan
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Investing In Tragedy: China’S Money, Arms, And Politics In Sudan

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As the 2008 Olympic Games in Beijing approach, the government of China is promoting itself as a harmonious and peaceful rising world power. But behind this facade is another China, one that places its economic development and energy needs over its human rights responsibilities. Investing in Tragedy makes the case that through its money, arms and politics, China has helped to sustain the violence in the war torn region of Darfur, Sudan. More than five years into the conflict, China continues to strengthen its relationship with the government of Sudan despite the government’s record of mass atrocities in Darfur. The report recommends that for China to be accepted as the responsible world power it claims to be, it should begin by immediately stopping all weapons sales to Sudan.This is a Human Rights First report. For more information please visit www.humanrightsfirst.org.

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Format
Paperback
Publisher
Human Rights First
Country
United States
Date
15 March 2008
Pages
64
ISBN
9780979997518

As the 2008 Olympic Games in Beijing approach, the government of China is promoting itself as a harmonious and peaceful rising world power. But behind this facade is another China, one that places its economic development and energy needs over its human rights responsibilities. Investing in Tragedy makes the case that through its money, arms and politics, China has helped to sustain the violence in the war torn region of Darfur, Sudan. More than five years into the conflict, China continues to strengthen its relationship with the government of Sudan despite the government’s record of mass atrocities in Darfur. The report recommends that for China to be accepted as the responsible world power it claims to be, it should begin by immediately stopping all weapons sales to Sudan.This is a Human Rights First report. For more information please visit www.humanrightsfirst.org.

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Format
Paperback
Publisher
Human Rights First
Country
United States
Date
15 March 2008
Pages
64
ISBN
9780979997518