The Emergency Lawyers network said the RSF killed civilians south of Khartoum, with hundreds more either wounded or missingSudanese paramilitaries have killed more than 200 people in a three-day assault south of Khartoum, according to a lawyers’ network, while the army-backed government put the death toll at more than double that figure.The Emergency Lawyers network, which has documented human rights abuses during 22 months of fighting between the rival security forces, said hundreds more were wounded or missing and feared drowned after the paramilitaries opened fire on villagers as they attempted to flee across the White Nile. Continue reading...
Sudanese paramilitary group, the Rapid Support Forces (RSF), has reportedly killed over 200 people in a three-day attack south of Khartoum, according to activists. The army-backed government claims the death toll exceeds 400, including children. The RSF is accused of committing executions, kidnappings, forced disappearances, and looting. The group faces genocide charges from the U.S. for targeting non-Arab minorities in Darfur. The conflict has caused a severe humanitarian crisis, with tens of thousands dead and millions displaced. Fighting has intensified as the army seeks to regain control of Khartoum, with both sides accused of attacking civilians. The UN has called for expanded international justice and arms embargoes, amid worsening violence in Darfur.
