In order to influence the Bush Administration on Darfur, argues Harold Koh in this video, activists must understand process, policy and pressure. Based on his experience in the State Department, Koh clarifies what processes Darfur legislation and decision-making must go through; how policy is made at the executive and legislative level; and what pressure points can be levied to promote change.
Author Bio: Harold Koh served as Assistant Secretary of State for Democracy & Human Rights from 1998 to 2001 under President Bill Clinton. Appointed Dean of Yale Law School in 2004, Koh has argued before the U.S. Supreme Court and testified before Congress more than twenty times.
o then how about North Korea and there concentration plants and how about Iran and China who are torturing people by the thousands for there political and religious beliefs get the UN out of this country before they turn us into communist. If Harold Koh cares about Darfur so much then let him and his friends go over there to wage war then after he can go to Iran and China because medaling in these god awful countries like Iraq has just done us so good, let these nuts kill them selfs not us
ecosby100 1 year ago