Hutton Honors College

From Darfur to Zimbabwe:
Human Rights and International Security

A Discussion Supper with International Security Expert Sabelo Gumedze

February 2, 2009

What is at stake in Darfur, Zimbabwe, Somalia, Nigeria, and elsewhere in Africa? With what impact on international security? With what consequences for human rights? What roles are China, the United States, the African Union, the United Nations, or others playing—for better or worse? These are just some of the questions addressed by Sabelo Gumedze, an international security expert brought to campus by the Center for the Study of Global Change, at this discussion supper, co-sponsored by the Hutton Honors College and the Wells Scholars Program.

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	Sabelo Gumedze and students chat over dinner.
	HHC student Jess Meyer introduces Gumedze.
	Gumedze talks with students about the responsibilities of each individual as a "global citizen" to help those who are less fortunate.

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