UN rights office warns of ‘unimaginable atrocities’ in Sudan’s el-Fasher
Summary
The United Nations Human Rights Office reports that the situation in el-Fasher, Sudan, has worsened following the capture of the city by the paramilitary Rapid Support Forces (RSF). Many civilians have been killed, and those fleeing violence face severe shortages of food, medicine, and shelter. The conflict is also affecting other areas, leading to a humanitarian crisis.Key Facts
- The UN Human Rights Office reports escalating violence in el-Fasher since the RSF took over the city.
- Hundreds of civilians, including women and children, have been killed in the conflict.
- Over 16,000 people have fled to Tawila, facing dire conditions and lack of resources.
- Doctors Without Borders highlights high levels of malnutrition among displaced children and adults.
- The UN reports mass killings and estimates about 82,000 people have fled from el-Fasher and nearby areas.
- Ongoing violence has spread to the neighboring Kordofan region, impacting cities like el-Obeid.
- Local fears are growing due to the RSF's capture of strategic locations and large-scale displacements.
- The UN human rights chief warns of continued atrocities in el-Fasher, including ethnically motivated violence.
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