(CNN) -- Military intervention in Mali has been swift -- it took only a few months for foreign forces to step in to start helping the population. Yet 10 years ago, the conflict in Darfur began. Many Darfuris are still waiting for the international community to help stop the bloodshed and ethnic cleansing. Civilians are still being systematically targeted, raped and killed and a recent upsurge in state-sponsored violence and human rights abuses is particularly worrying. Yet the response from the international community is to look the other way. Watch video: Warning of new Sudan disaster Why the rush to help Mali while Darfur has suffered for a decade? Quite simply, the answer is fear.
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10 years after conflict began, Darfuris still waiting for end to bloodshed, says Hussain Begira
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International community ignoring a recent upsurge in violence there, he says
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He argues that U.N. should implement its sanctions and impose no-fly zone
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'Darfur 10' campaign aims to put the crisis back on the international agenda
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