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The War in Sudan has created the World’s largest Humanitarian cris… Mustafa Ibrahim needs your support for Fight Hunger in Sudan: The Khart
reminder that the Genocide in Sudan can be seen from the sky.
thousands have fled the city of el-Fasher, after the Rapid Support Forces ( RSF ) seized the area.
the militia have committed massacres against civilians, which could be based on ethnicity. this includes over 500 people in Saudi Maternity Hospital.
many who fled did not make it. testimonies ( x, x ) and evidence suggest that the RSF is blocking, looting, abusing, and killing people who attempt to escape,
– or dissapearing / holding people to ransom.
Adam Yahya was forced to flee el-Fasher with his children, after an RSF drone strike killed their mother.
he describes seeing bodies all over the streets.
those who remain trapped in el-Fahser now face famine conditions.
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Sudan: a war of atrocities
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Qisma Ali Omar. A 22 year old ,who was tortured to death by the RSF. They tied her from her elbows and lifted her up. The RSF soldier who did this filmed his own crime and posted his face.
An RSF soldier filmed himself and posted it on social media claiming “Raping is our right.” Remind you of anyone?
A nurse was abducted, forced to treat injured soldiers before she was gang raped by 13 of them the following day.
An 11 year old boy tried to save his mother from these monsters; only for them to beat him to death.
These are just few of the many and endless stories of the crimes happening in Sudan.
Crimes against Men, Women and Children in Sudan are increasing. Babies as young as 1 year old are getting raped. Women have to make a choice between killing themselves or getting raped. Over 130 women died by mass suicide to avoid violence against them.
The most sold drug in Al-Fashir, Sudan is birth control pills.
Remember that.
People have resorted to eating cow skin after they ran out of Animal food which they have been surviving on for months.
In Gaza people had phones to record the Genocide. In places like Sudan and Congo people can't record the crimes happening against them. Mainstream media isn't covering this, media outlets don't cover this because it doesn't benefit them.
You can be their voice. You should be their voice.
The UAE has been committing Genocide in Sudan.
Remember who is responsible for this. Free Sudan, Palestine and Congo. Free all the oppressed.
Please watch this video by Yassmin Abdel-Magied and visit her Instagram page (linked with video) for information on how to help.
Right now the militant group the Rapid Support Forces are preparing the next stage of a genocide they began in 2003. Over 800,000 people are living or seeking refuge in El-Fasher, Sudan, and the vast majority of them are members of indigenous peoples such as the Fur and the Massalit. These peoples have been the targets of genocide since at least 2003, when the RSF (then known as the Janjaweed or Devils on Horseback) began ethnically cleansing them from Darfur. Now, with so many displaced people gathered in El-Fasher due to the ongoing war, a massacre of horrifying proportions is imminent. Unless international pressure is successfully mounted against the RSF’s financier, 800,000 people are going to be murdered.
Visit EyesOnSudan.net and DarfurWomenAction.org and their partners for more information on the war, and opportunities for action and support