Washington,
(ANI):
Angelina
Jolie
has
pointed
fingers
at
US
President
Barack
Obama
over
his
policies
regarding
the
ongoing
situation
in
the
Darfur
region
of
Sudan.
In
an
OpEd
published
Thursday
at
Newsweek.com,
Jolie
has
written
passionately
about
the
state
of
affairs
in
Darfur,
where
'government
supported
militia
have
left
300,000
dead
and
2.7
million
people
internally
displaced.'
In
the
write-up,
titled
'Justice
Delayed
is
Not
Justice
Denied",
the
actress
and
U.N.
goodwill
ambassador
has
said
that
Obama's
administration
'has
not
yet
announced
any
serious
moves'
to
bring
corrupt
Sudanese
leaders
to
justice.
"I
believe
President
Obama
...
will
do
(his)
best
to
bring
peace
to
the
region," Us
magazine
quoted
Jolie
as
saying.
Questioning
Obama"s
policy,
Jolie
wrote:
"How
is
the
Obama
administration's
approach
to
Sudan
an
evolution
of
justice?
In
addition,
when
the
administration
says
it
intends
to
work
to
'improve
the
lives
of
the
people
of
Darfur,'
I
would
like
to
know
what
that
means,
besides
the
obvious
point
that
their
lives
could
hardly
get
worse."
The
34
year-old
actress
worries
that
if
the
administration
doesn't
deal
more
forcefully
with
Sudanese
officials,
future
leaders
could
continue
to
'pocket
financial
assistance
and
aid
relief'
and
'act
with
impunity.'
She
also
recommends
a
new
report
'funded
by
the
Jolie-Pitt
Foundation" that
the
administration
and
the
U.N.
should
use
to
prevent
future
atrocities
worldwide.
"On
this
Human
Rights
Day
-
the
same
day
President
Obama
receives
his
Nobel
Peace
Prize
-
we
must
also
remember
those
who
have
been
deprived
of
their
rights,"
she
added.