One hundred eightyone thousand people have died of violence and disease. They are dying of malnutrition. More than 2 million people have been displaced from their homes. many times without their families. and remain scattered in these refugee camps in the Darfur region and in Chad. I have had the opportunity to travel to Sudan many times and to the Darfur region. last year to Chad. Along the border. there are a whole number of refugee camps. each with anywhere from 6.000 to as many as 12.000 people. When you go into these refugee camps and you sit down on a little mat with all these little makeshift tents with 8.000 people who have had to leave their homes. you hear the stories of murder. the stories of rape from young women. You hear those stories of violence. many with descriptions of the Government of Sudans jeeps driving through these villages as they are pushed forward. I have heard the stories myself.