CLEAN : Amnesty accuses Sudan of deadly Darfur chemical attacks

The transcript discusses attacks on over 171 villages in Darfur, with evidence gathered from over 200 eyewitnesses and satellite imagery. It highlights the use of chemical weapons and the need for an independent investigation to collect physical and biological evidence. Amnesty International calls for expert testing to confirm the use of chemical weapons, emphasizing the increased cruelty of the Sudanese Government's actions against civilians.

What was one of the main difficulties in obtaining information from the affected areas in Darfur?

• Lack of communication technology

• Language barriers

• Inaccessibility due to ongoing attacks

• Government censorship

How did investigators confirm the extent of the attacks on the villages?

• Through eyewitness accounts alone

• By analyzing satellite imagery

• By interviewing government officials

• Using drone footage

What policy was reportedly being implemented in Darfur according to the evidence collected?

• A humanitarian aid policy

• A peacekeeping policy

• A scorched earth policy

• A diplomatic negotiation policy

What type of evidence is Amnesty International calling to be collected to confirm the use of chemical weapons?

• Historical records

• Economic data

• Digital evidence

• Physical and biological evidence

What does the use of chemical weapons signify about the level of cruelty in the conflict?

• It reflects a stable situation

• It suggests a move towards peace

• It indicates a new level of cruelty

• It shows a decrease in violence