As Sudan’s paramilitary group Rapid Support Forces (RSF) plans to announce a parallel government for Sudan from Nairobi, a new United Nations report documenting civilian deaths, executions, sexual violence and forceful recruitment of children has lifted the lid on widespread right violations carried out by the group in Sudan.
A report published by the United Nations High Commissioner for Human Rights (UNHCR) reports that since May 2024 when the war broke out, 832 civilians had been killed, including at least 79 women and 111 children, and 1,678 others had been injured, including at least 45 women and 36 children.
