Civilians in Bara locality face 'continued violations' at the hands of the RSF, the Sudan Doctors Network says.
Civilians in Bara locality face ‘continued violations’ at the hands of the RSF, the Sudan Doctors Network says.
By Fiona Kelliher
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More than 4,500 people have fled Sudan’s North Kordofan state as the paramilitary Rapid Support Forces (RSF) escalate their violent attacks against civilians there and in neighbouring North Darfur’s el-Fasher, a Sudanese medical organisation says.
At least 36,000 Sudanese have fled since fall of El Fasher to RSF, says UN agency
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The escalation in fighting comes amid deepening concerns about the vast humanitarian toll of the conflict.
Sudanese people are being hunted down, humiliated and killed by RSF fighters, according to survivors and aid agencies.
Paramilitary RSF says it is planning imminent attack on el-Obeid after the mass killings in el-Fasher.
RSF is burning and burying bodies near a university, mosque, camp for the displaced people, and hospital in el-Fasher.
RSF attacks in North Kordofan are exacerbating the humanitarian crisis on the provincial capital of el-Obeid.
RSF already has control of western Sudan in war with Sudan's army, leaving country facing potential split.
