Damanga Information

Damanga works with utility providers, construction companies, health foundations and more to bring the best possible help to those around the world that need it. Not only do they provide for humans, but they provide veterinarian services as well. Damanga works with utility providers, construction companies, health foundations and more to bring the best possible help to those around the world that need it. Not only do they provide for humans, but they provide veterinarian services as well. Damanga works toward these objectives through publication on our web site of non-partisan research and analysis and presentations based on this research and analysis. Damanga makes these presentations at academic institutions, faith-based groups, human rights events and responds to invitations from concerned individuals and groups from diverse backgrounds. Furthermore, Damanga seeks to protect the people of Sudan whose lives have been violated and marginalized because of their ethnicity, religion, gender, culture or language. Damanga wishes to improve the lives of the 5 million Massaleit, Fur, Dajo, Zagawa, Bargi, Tama, Gimir, Berty, and other displaced peoples in the Darfur region of Sudan. Damanga will continue to contact people in cities, in villages, and in refugee camps, to advocate in the world community on their behalf, and to establish a center for the purpose of gathering and disseminating information about the current crisis in Darfur. By creating and maintaining a link between the oppressed people of Darfur and Western organizations, governments, and the media, Damanga hopes to coordinate a movement to end the genocide in Darfur, stop the oppression, and to establish the foundations of democracy. In order to accomplish this the founders of Damanga recognize that the following conditions must be met: An international tribunal must be established to prosecute all those who have committed war crimes against the people of Darfur; All internally displaced persons must be guaranteed the right to return to their towns ...