- Luke Taylor
- Rio de Janeiro
At least 57 people, including 22 women and 17 children, have been killed in northern Darfur in Sudan after a camp hosting displaced families was bombed on Saturday, Unicef has said.1
The drone strike on the Dar al-Arqam displacement centre in the city of El Fasher in North Darfur state has been widely attributed to the Rapid Support Forces (RSF), a paramilitary group that has been openly at war with Sudan’s national army since April 2023.2
The Sudan Doctors Network said on Saturday that the attack “was not an accidental incident, but rather a full blown genocide being carried out in full view of the world, amid shameful international silence and appalling UN inaction.” It added, “This massacre represents a continuation of the scorched-earth policy practiced by the Rapid Support …
