Impacts
We could consider possible scenarios of what could happen in a near future in Darfur. Some of these possibilities are positives, while some are negative.
After reading the previous sections of this perspective, it is quite obvious that Omar al-Bashir plays a major role in the continuation of the conflict in Darfur. So, what if Bashir were to leave his functions? Considering the numerous arrest warrants against Bashir by the International Criminal Court and the United Nations (Thomson Reuters Foundation, 2014, par. 10), it would be very probable to see him leave by imprisonment. This would certainly be a major advancement in the resolution of the Darfur crisis. However, Islamic Darfuris are very involved and almost brainwashed into believing that violence in conflict is the best solution to eliminate the current problem in Darfur at the moment: the sedentary African tribes. Therefore, it would be a difficult and long process to change the mindset of the Sudan population regarding this conflict.
If surrounding countries, especially Chad due to its already important implications, were to involve themselves violently in the conflict in the Darfur region, this could lead to many resolutions. Either it will have a positive effect, in which the Darfur rebel groups and the Janjaweed will be outnumbered, having then no choice but to cease fire, either it will have a negative effect and fuel the tensions even more, thus creating more conflict and involving even more people and governments. This would make the entire conflict last even longer than it should, and kill even more people.
After reading the previous sections of this perspective, it is quite obvious that Omar al-Bashir plays a major role in the continuation of the conflict in Darfur. So, what if Bashir were to leave his functions? Considering the numerous arrest warrants against Bashir by the International Criminal Court and the United Nations (Thomson Reuters Foundation, 2014, par. 10), it would be very probable to see him leave by imprisonment. This would certainly be a major advancement in the resolution of the Darfur crisis. However, Islamic Darfuris are very involved and almost brainwashed into believing that violence in conflict is the best solution to eliminate the current problem in Darfur at the moment: the sedentary African tribes. Therefore, it would be a difficult and long process to change the mindset of the Sudan population regarding this conflict.
If surrounding countries, especially Chad due to its already important implications, were to involve themselves violently in the conflict in the Darfur region, this could lead to many resolutions. Either it will have a positive effect, in which the Darfur rebel groups and the Janjaweed will be outnumbered, having then no choice but to cease fire, either it will have a negative effect and fuel the tensions even more, thus creating more conflict and involving even more people and governments. This would make the entire conflict last even longer than it should, and kill even more people.