Photo: Photos, Video Expose Darfur Atrocities in Google Earth

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A screen-grab shows how users can access photos and survivor stories in the Darfur in Crisis layer now on the virtual-globe software Google Earth. Above, girls collect firewood at the Abu Shouk refugee camp, which houses more than 54,000 Sudanese displaced by the armed conflict.

Image courtesy U.S. Holocaust Memorial Museum

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