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Report Claims Sudanese RSF Buried El Fasher Civilians in Mass Graves — REUTERS / ixx511

Sudanese Civil War (2023–Present) · Sudan

Report Claims Sudanese RSF Buried El Fasher Civilians in Mass Graves

45% Left coverage: 97 sources

The Sudan Doctors Network has reported that hundreds of people were killed by the Rapid Support Forces (RSF) and dumped in mass graves amid recent violence, while U.N. officials documented widespread sexual abuse and ethnically-driven killings targeting civilians.See the Story

Trial of Former Congolese Rebel Leader Lumbala over Wartime Atrocities Opens in Paris — REUTERS / ixx511

France Politics · Democratic Republic of the Congo

Trial of Former Congolese Rebel Leader Lumbala over Wartime Atrocities Opens in Paris

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When recruitment into the security services results in deaths at El-Wak Sports Stadium

Immigration · Accra

When recruitment into the security services results in deaths at El-Wak Sports Stadium

When thousands of job seekers trooped to the El-Wak Sports Stadium at Burma Camp in Accra on Wednesday, November 12, 2025, in an anticipation of being recruited into the security services, they did so with an open mind of going through formalities and satisfying the laid-down procedures outlined by the military authorities for recruitment. However, little did they anticipate that some of them would lose their lives abruptly in that recruitment p…See the Story

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