Abstract
The Darfur war does not seem to be an interesting topic for the media. Indeed, after a short period during which the world seemed to finally decide to act, the Darfur situation was once again forgotten. On August 2009, Rodolphe Adada and Luther Agwai, heads of the UNAMID, affirmed that the war was over in Darfur. However, even if the high scales massacres are over, the region cannot be said to be in peace. 2.7 million people are still living in refugee camps. The Darfur conflict is now a 'low intensity conflict' but still a conflict, the causes of violence are not eradicated. We will start by highlighting the fact that the best way to resolve a conflict is to first understand its roots. Indeed, this paper will deal about the explanation of the sources of the conflict using the tools given by theories of the international relations.
