PHOTOS: Kids' Art Depicts War-Torn Darfur

It's often said that nothing is truer than the words of a child. Now, 500 drawings by children are being used as evidence of Sudan's government troop attacks on the people of Darfur. The images, drawn by children who escaped the violence by fleeing across the border to eastern Chad, will be submitted to the International Criminal Court as evidence against a Sudanese government minister and militia commander accused of committing war crimes in Darfur. Waging Peace, an organization that campaigns against genocide, will submit the images to the court.

At left, children in east Chad's Children in Bahai, Gaga and Fashana camps in Eastern Chad show off their depictions of conflict in Darfur, June 2007.

(Waging Peace)