What can the world do to prevent genocide?
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Sudanese women are seen selling tobacco at the Tawila market. The city, located 70 km west of Al-Fasher, is known as the "Fallujah of Darfur" because of violence.
Photo by RAMZI HAIDAR/AFP/Getty Images
An America Abroad documentary, "The Responsibility to Protect," considers whether, and how, the international community should intervene to prevent genocide.
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