A new report reveals the Rapid Support Forces’ systematic crimes against humanity in North Darfur, targeting civilians, especially children.

Amnesty International’s latest report, ‘City Under Siege, Children Under Fire,’ details horrific crimes committed by the Rapid Support Forces (RSF) in North Darfur. The report, spanning over 200 pages, highlights a grim reality where civilians, particularly women and children, are deliberately targeted amid ongoing conflict.

The RSF has been accused of committing eight crimes against humanity, including murder, torture, and sexual violence. The report emphasizes the urgent need for international intervention to prevent further atrocities and protect vulnerable populations in Sudan.