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Comparison forces of Sudan’s fast support (RSF) allegedly committed numerous crimes against humanity during the siege of the city of El Fosher in Darfur, UN investigators say.
Report of Mission to clarify UN facts He accuses the group “murder, torture, enslavement, rape, sexual slavery, sexual violence, forced resettlement and persecution on ethnic, gender and political grounds.”
He also called more evidence of alleged war crimes, both the RSF and the regular army, but both sides had previously denied any violations in the current civil war.
The UN report states that both groups are aimed at civilians and as deliberate strategies.
“Both sides deliberately focused on civilians through attacks, consolidated shootings, arbitrary detention, torture and inhuman treatment in the detention center, including meal refusals, sanitation and medical assistance,” said the chairman of the Mohammed Chand.
“These are not accidental tragedies, but deliberate strategies that make up war crimes.”
Having nominated RSF in El Fasher, the report accused the group of fasting as a war method that could draw up an extermination crime.
In April, RSF stormed Zamzam’s camp near El Fasher, forcing tens of thousands The most disadvantaged people in the world once again leave their homes. The situation in the camp was already so bad that there was a hunger.
The city of El Fasher is under siege for more than a year and is the last major consolidation of the Sudanese army in the country’s Darfur region.
US has been accused RSF from committing a genocide against the Darfur’s Neo -Guard population. The Varovnika group denied responsibility and blame the local militias.
US also placed sanctions on General’s chief army Abdel Fatah al-Burhan blaming it for civil death and the use of food deprivation as a weapon of war.
The army has been fighting from the RSF since April 2023, the latter recently activates its offensive on El Fasher, Previously locals told BBC.
Recent studies conducted by Yale University analyzing satellite images showed that 31 km (19 miles) raised banks were built from May in areas filled with the RSF near the city and that there is essentially civilians.
The report called “At Appreciation War” called on the international community to comply with arms embargo, as well as to create an independent lawsuit to ensure that the alleged criminals were faced with justice.
“Our conclusions do not leave a place for doubts: civilians pay the highest price in this war,” Mr. Otman added.
Tens of thousands of people were killed in Sudan’s civil war and forced 13 million to flee home.
