Sudanese Refugees Live In UN Camp After Fleeing The War In Darfur (Picture-1643843)

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GOZ AMIR, CHAD - APRIL 20: (ISRAEL OUT) Sudanese refugees sit in a classroom in the Goz Amir Refugee Camp on April 20, 2007 near the border with Sudan. Tensions between Chad and Sudan have risen over recent weeks, following border clashes, which left 17 Sudanese soldiers dead because of a Chadian army attack. Around 200,000 Sudanese refugees have fled to neighboring Chad from Darfur and more the 100,000 Chadians had to flee their homes when the violence crossed the border. (Photo by Uriel Sinai/Getty Images)

GOZ AMIR, CHAD - APRIL 20: (ISRAEL OUT) Sudanese refugees gather outside a classroom in the Goz Amir Refugee Camp April 20, 2007 in Goz Amir, Chad. Tensions between Chad and Sudan rose over the last few weeks, following border clashes which left 17 Sudanese soldiers dead as a result of a Chadian army attack. Around 200,000 Sudanese refugees have fled to the neighboring Chad from Darfur, and more the 100,000 Chadians had to flee their homes when the violence crossed the border. (Photo by Uriel Sinai/Getty Images)

GOZ AMIR, CHAD - APRIL 20: (ISRAEL OUT) Sudanese refugees collect fire wood near the Goz Amir Refugee Camp April 20, 2007 in Goz Amir, Chad. Tensions between Chad and Sudan rose over the last few weeks, following border clashes which left 17 Sudanese soldiers dead as a result of a Chadian army attack. Around 200,000 Sudanese refugees have fled to the neighboring Chad from Darfur, and more the 100,000 Chadians had to flee their homes when the violence crossed the border. (Photo by Uriel Sinai/Getty Images)

GOZ AMIR, CHAD - APRIL 20: (ISRAEL OUT) Sudanese refugees under a tree in the Goz Amir Refugee Camp on April 20, 2007 near the border with Sudan. Tensions between Chad and Sudan have risen over recent weeks, following border clashes, which left 17 Sudanese soldiers dead because of a Chadian army attack. Around 200,000 Sudanese refugees have fled to neighboring Chad from Darfur and more the 100,000 Chadians had to flee their homes when the violence crossed the border. (Photo by Uriel Sinai/Getty Images)

GOZ AMIR, CHAD - APRIL 19: (ISRAEL OUT) Blind Sudanese refugee Fathna Ibrahim, who lost her husband and was tortured by members of Janjaweed, sits in a hut in the Goz Amir Refugee Camp on April 19, 2007 in Chad. Tensions between Chad and Sudan had risen over the last few weeks, following border clashes which left 17 Sudanese soldiers dead as a result of Chadian army attack. Around 200,000 Sudanese refugees have fled to neighbouring Chad from Darfur, and more the 100,000 Chadians had to flee their homes when the violence crossed the border. (Photo by Uriel Sinai/Getty Images)

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GOZ AMIR, CHAD - APRIL 20: (ISRAEL OUT) Sudanese refugees sit in a classroom in the Goz Amir Refugee Camp on April 20, 2007 near the border with Sudan. Tensions between Chad and Sudan have risen over recent weeks, following border clashes, which left 17 Sudanese soldiers dead because of a Chadian army attack. Around 200,000 Sudanese refugees have fled to neighboring Chad from Darfur and more the 100,000 Chadians had to flee their homes when the violence crossed the border. (Photo by Uriel Sinai/Getty Images)

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