تقرير لجنة تحقيق الأمم المتحدة عن دارفور

462. The Commission finds that while it is important for the National Commission to acknowledge
some wrong-doings, its findings and recommendations are insufficient and inappropriate to address the
gravity of the situation. Simply put, they provide too little too late. The massive scale of alleged crimes
committed in Darfur is hardily captured by the report of the National Commission. As a result, the report
attempts to justify the violations rather than seeking effective measures to address them. While this is
disappointing particularly to the victims of these violations, the Commission is not taken by surprise by
the tone and content of the report. The Commission is aware that the National Commission was under
enormous pressure to present a view that is close to the Government’s version of events. The report of
the National Commission provides a glaring example of why it is impossible under the current
circumstances in Sudan for a national body to provide an impartial account of the situation in Darfur, let
alone recommend effective measures.