Sudanese Gold Miners Found ‘In Pieces’ After Egypt Border Airstrike
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These strikes, carried out on 10 October in the Halaïb triangle, an ore-rich territory claimed by the two countries but controlled militarily by Egypt, killed at least 72 people, according to the NGO Emergency Lawyers, which documents the violence of the war in Sudan. Hundreds of people, including many children, remain missing in these mountains, according to observers. Three survivors contacted by AFP authenticated the location of the site and …
Egypt: Human Rights Organizations Call for an Independent Investigation into Unlawful Airstrikes Targeting Gold Miners Near the Sudanese Border
The undersigned human rights organizations condemn Egypt’s presumed airstrikes against scores of Sudanese artisanal miners near the Sudan-Egypt border on 10 October 2026, in what appear to be mass extra-judicial killings. This comes within a context of escalating tensions in recent months over the control of lucrative mineral resources in a contested frontier area. CIHRS [...]
The above-signed legal organizations condemn the air strikes that are likely to have been carried out by Egyptian forces against dozens of Sudanese gold miners near the Sudanese-Egyptian border on October 10, which appear to be mass killings outside the scope of the law. The post-Egyptian legal demands for the independent investigation of illegal air strikes against gold miners near the Sudanese border appeared first on the Cairo Centre for Huma…
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