Sudan: El Fasher civilians suffer unlawful killings, detention and torture one year after city’s capture by the RSF – new testimony
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Generalized fear and atrocities led to the escape of all who could and the city of El Fasher now has less than 70,000 people, compared to more than a million before the war.
Sudan: El Fasher civilians suffer unlawful killings, detention and torture one year after city’s capture by the RSF – new testimony
Civilians in El Fasher in North Darfur, Sudan, are still suffering detention, torture and limited access to humanitarian aid one year after the Rapid Support Forces (RSF) captured the city and committed brutalities against civilians, Amnesty International said today. In new testimony, residents who recently escaped the city told Amnesty International how schools had been […]
One year after the fall of El Fasher, the violence left wounds that the exile did not close. Among the women and girls who fled this city from Northern Darfur, in western Sudan, many still suffer from insomnia, live in fear of new attacks or remain without news of missing relatives. [...]
Amnesty International denounced widespread fear, detention and torture in El Fasher, Sudan, with limited humanitarian aid, one year after the RSF took over the city.
Civilians in El Fasher, Northern Darfur, Sudan, continue to face detention, torture and limited access to humanitarian aid, one year after the Rapid Support Forces (FAR) took over the city and committed violence against civilians. In new testimonies, recent residents fled the city told Amnesty International that schools had been transformed into detention centres, that their going and coming were strictly controlled, and that illegal homicides w…
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