The crisis in Sudan has become ‘a serious human rights and protection emergency’, the UN Mission said.
UN independent international fact-search campaign for Sudan has warned that both sides of the country have increased the use of tremendous weapons in the population areas.
“Let’s become clear: the Conflict in Sudan Mohammad Chande Othamon, president of the Fact-Finding Mission, which presented his latest conclusions at the UN Human Rights Council in Jiniva on Tuesday said.
“The proportion of human grief is becoming more intense. The dissolution of the stewardship, the militaryization of the community and the participation of foreign artists are constantly creating a crisis.”
The brutal conflict between the Sudanese Armed Forces (SAF) and the paramilitary Rapid Support Force (RSF) has now begun in the third year, and according to the United Nations statistics, thousands of citizens and more than 3 million million people have been displaced.
The UN has previously said that Sudan is experiencing the world’s worst humanitarian crisis.
The mission found that both sides had increased the use of heavy weapons in the population areas. In May, six civilians were killed by RSF drone at Obid International Hospital in North Cordphin, while at least 15 civilians were killed in an SAF bombing in Al Koma earlier this month.
The SAF was also assisting weapons, which imposed bureaucracy and the RSF, who looted the cafilla and stopped the help, the group said.
This mission has also increased sharply in gang rape, abduction, sexual slavery and forced marriage, mainly in RSF-controlled displacement camps, sexual and gender-based violence.
Mona Rishamavi, a member of the Fact-Finding Mission, said that what started as a political and security crisis “has become a serious human rights and defense emergency, which marked by international crimes that stain all involved.”
She said, “It is indispensable that this destructive war is entering the third year without any sign of resolution.”
Sudan has seen increased instability in the long run Omar Al-Bash Many months of protest against the government were removed from power in 2019.
In October 2021, the Sudani army rebelled against the Prime Minister’s civilian government Aballala HamdokIn the early 2022, he resigned.
The RSF was led by Sudan Army Chief, Abdel Fatha Al-Burahan and Rashtram Mohammad Hamdan Dagolo.
Last week, the Sudani army Accused East Libya’s army commander Khalifa Hafater alleged that he was directly involved in his northeast -west neighboring civil war to attack the Sudanese border positions.
Egypt, Egypt, has also supported the Sudanese army for a long time. The Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Sudan alleged that the RSF was supported by the United Arab Emirates. Which it rejects??
