'I was accused of spying and beaten' - a boy's escape from captured Sudan city
Summary
A 12-year-old boy named Abdiwahab, who escaped from el-Fasher in Sudan, shares his story of being falsely accused of spying and beaten by members of the paramilitary Rapid Support Forces (RSF). As fighting continues, many people have fled the city, making a dangerous 80-kilometer journey to safety in Tawila. Aid workers are overwhelmed by the needs of new arrivals, including many children who are alone and in dire situations.Key Facts
- Abdiwahab, a young boy, fled el-Fasher when the RSF took control of the city.
- The RSF has been involved in a long civil war against the Sudanese army.
- Abdiwahab was beaten and accused of being a spy by RSF fighters.
- Around 60,000 people have fled el-Fasher, according to the UN.
- Many fleeing report atrocities, including killings and rape.
- Aid workers are receiving many unaccompanied children at a camp in Tawila.
- Some people report seeing dead bodies and wounded individuals along their route.
- Aid efforts are dangerous, with some volunteers killed in other areas.
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