Sudan army torturing people to death, claims rights group
Summary
A Sudanese human rights group accused the country's army and security forces of torturing and killing detainees in Khartoum. This accusation comes amid an ongoing civil war between the Sudanese army and the Rapid Support Forces (RSF), which has led to widespread human rights violations. The conflict has caused a severe humanitarian crisis, displacing millions and triggering a cholera outbreak.Key Facts
- A Sudanese human rights group has accused the army of torturing and killing detainees.
- The group documented hundreds of arrests in Khartoum, with some captives reportedly tortured to death.
- The Sudanese army recaptured Khartoum from a paramilitary group, RSF, earlier this year.
- Both the army and the RSF have been accused of human rights abuses during the civil war.
- The United Nations reported patterns of arbitrary detention and torture by both sides.
- The conflict has caused a severe humanitarian crisis, with 12 million people displaced.
- There is a severe cholera outbreak in Sudan, with nearly 100,000 cases reported.
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