UN Report Highlights Genocide Indicators in Sudan’s el-Fasher
The United Nations has identified significant indicators of genocide following the RSF’s takeover of el-Fasher. Investigations reveal widespread atrocities, urging global responses.
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- The UN’s independent mission described the RSF’s operation as deliberate and coordinated.
- Tens of thousands have died in Sudan’s ongoing conflict, with millions displaced.
- UN urges accountability for war crimes and pressure for humanitarian access.
Violence and Human Rights Violations Uncovered
The investigation details egregious human rights abuses during and after the RSF’s capture of el-Fasher, with a focus on targeted ethnic groups.
- Witnesses reported widespread killings, rapes, and disappearances, especially targeting the Zaghawa.
- Evidence includes 25 corroborated videos and testimony from 320 witnesses.
- Systematic sexual violence, torture, and mass executions have been documented.
Disturbing Acts of Sexual Violence
The mission uncovered severe sexual violence during the RSF takeover, signaling genocidal intent.
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- Victims ranged from young girls to elderly women, many attacked publicly.
- Reports describe extreme brutality accompanying sexual assaults.
- Mass rape instances occurred at locations like hospitals and universities.
Global Reactions and Calls for Action
International leaders have condemned the RSF’s actions, urging decisive steps to halt ongoing atrocities in Sudan.
- British, Canadian, and EU officials decry the potential war crimes.
- The UN Security Council urged to take immediate action based on report findings.
- Global efforts needed for cease-fire and humanitarian aid access.
Recommendations and Accountability
The report emphasizes the necessity of bringing those responsible to justice and preventing future atrocities.
- The UN calls for decisive international measures to prevent further violence.
- Investigators stress accountability to deter impunity among perpetrators.
- Focus on shifting conflict zones like Kordofan for preemptive action.
By Ali Musa
Axadle Times international–Monitoring.
