Mia Farrow: "Bystanders to a genocide"

By Courtney Ann Jackson

Actress and activist, Mia Farrow, discusses the significance of calling attention to the humanitarian crisis in Darfur, with the U.S. Capitol as a backdrop. (0:20)

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United Nations allowing defiance

Mia Farrow of Dream for Darfur says that the United Nations has been unable to standup against Sudan and the genocide that is unfolding there. (0:19)
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China ignoring its influence on Sudan

Mia Farrow says that her organization, Dream for Darfur, has asked to China to recognize its ability to bring peace to Sudan. Farrow says that China has been unwilling or unable to influence Sudan to change its policies. (0:43)
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Bush needs to reengage in peace

Mia Farrow, the chairwoman of Dream for Darfur, asks President Bush to reengage in the peace process in Sudan. (0:07)
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Sudan twisting UN resolutions

Mia Farrow, the chairwoman of Dream for Darfur, says that the Sudanese government is twisting Security Council resolutions and expresses hope that the United States will help to add more African troops in the region. (0:39)
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Sudan on brink of war

Mia Farrow, chair of Dream for Darfur, says that the peace process in Sudan is in peril and suggests that a North-South conflict could emerge within weeks. (0:28)
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Mia Farrow on Darfur

Actress Mia Farrow gave remarks on Darfur to the press during a conference call today.  Farrow highlighted the now five-year-long genocide in the Darfur region of Sudan, as well as the United Nations Security Council's upcoming trip to Sudan.  Farrow also discussed how the upcoming Olympic games in China can be used to raise awareness of the role the Chinese government plays in Darfur.  (7:20)
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