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President George W. Bush delivers a statement on Darfur in the Roosevelt Room Monday, May 8, 2006. Standing with the President are State Secretary Condoleezza Rice and State Deputy Secretary Robert Zoellick. "About 200,000 people have died from conflict, famine and disease," said the President. "And more than 2 million were forced into camps inside and outside their country, unable to plant crops, or rebuild their villages. I've called this massive violence an act of genocide, because no other word captures the extent of this tragedy." White House photo by Paul Morse
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