Mass Exodus: Paramilitaries Strike Sudan’s al-Fashir, Sparking Thousands to Flee, Report Activists

By axadle On May 25, 2024

Thousands evacuated Abu Shouk camp in al-Fashir, Sudan, after RSF paramilitary forces attacked. Homes looted, people killed, and wounded. Over 60% fled, fighting continued. RSF blamed for ethnically driven killings in Darfur. No comment from army or RSF on clashes.
U.N. warns of genocide risk in Darfur. Civilians targeted based on identity. Abu Shouk houses survivors of past violence. Half a million relocated during ongoing war. 85 dead in hospital, many more casualties. RSF accuses army of using human shields and airstrikes.
By Nafisa Eltahir; Edited by Andrew Heavens.

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