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I travel, read, run, bicycle, explore, love, think and live. Menu THE DARFUR MASK, by MUKESH KAPILA. Written by Mukesh Kapila, former head of the UN mission in Sudan, the book treats that the UN is impotent, and that the Western world does not give money to Africa, we have been convinced of the Rwandan genocide and the book of waking the UN out of the mess and intervening in Sudan, while genocide was about to erupt in 2003. As is often the case in Africa, where conflicts have to a large extent tribal motivation, the genocide in Darfur, which continues in our day, is the attempt to exterminate of some tribes in Darfur, east of Sudan. Sent as a UN envoy to Sudan and witnessed the atrocities that are happening, Mukesh Kapila swears he will not be impas*ive and strives to make his Western bureaucrats realize the horror that is happening in Darfur. As his calls to be ignored, Kapila goes live with the BBC and tells that a genocide is being prepared in Darfur, which does not make it well for the UN's. He is eventually removed from the post of head of the UN mission in Sudan, but he returns to the UK with a clear conscience, knowing he has done everything in his power to draw attention to He can not claim he does not see, the UN has reacted and finally accused Sudanese President Omar al-Bashir of genocide. It was for the first time in history when the International Criminal Court issued an arrest warrant on behalf of a head of state. In vain, however, the arrest warrant has never been enforced. since 1994, when a million people, their large ethnic ethnicity, were mas*acred by most of the country's hutu. Immaculee Ilibagiza is one of the few Tutsi ethnic Rwandans who survived the 100-day slaughter. The causes of genocide are complex and start from the colonial era, when Belgians amplified the differences between the Tutsi and Hutu tribes