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Journey to Darfur
Story aired: Friday, February 11, 2005



In the past two years, tens of thousands of people have died in Darfur, a region of western Sudan after the Sudanese government armed Arab militias to put down a revolt. Relief agencies say millions more are in need of food and water after crops were left unattended.

For a closer look at the situation in Darfur, Bob Oakes spoke with two Boston women who just came back from the region.

Guests:


Liz Walker is a television reporter for the CBS affiliate in Boston.

Linda Mason is the founder of Bright Horizons, a child care company based in Watertown, MA.

 SPECIAL FEATURE:


Linda Mason's photographs of Sudanese refugee camp.


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