More than 480 civilians died in the northern Darfur of Sudan: UN | War War News

Women, girls and boys were subjected to sexual attacks in the final violence.

More than 480 civilians in the northern Darfur region of Sudan this month, in this month in two weeks, in two weeks, according to the United Nations, some attacks were killed.

The UN Human Rights Department has said that at least 481 civilians and “factual civilians killed in North Darfur since April 10,” he said.

He also called the “terrible” attacks against extensive sexual violence in the region, including young boys and girls.

“It is difficult to imagine, understand and accept the punishment of the people of the water,” he said, President of the UN Rights Volker Turk.

North Darfur, on April 15, 2023, with the Army Army led by Abdel Fattah al-Burhan and the Sudanese army, the main battlefield headed by the Sudanese rapid support forces (RSF).

Tens of thousands of people were killed in war in the war, as the worst humanitarian crisis in the war.

‘Widespread reports of sexual violence’

One of the latest bloody attacks also occurred Zamzam displacement camp Between April 11-13. This attack caused the death of at least 210 civilians, including the legal defenders of the UN rights, and nine medical specialists. Turkish “As women, girls and boys raped or ran or escaped there or running there or running there or running there.

This week, at least 129 people were killed in the city of El Fasher on Thursday, UM Kedada district and Abu Shouk displacement camp, the UN.

Some of the latest attacks targeted “ethnically motivated” and special communities.

“The increase in the total number of civil losses and sexual violence is terrible,” he said.

In addition, the UN died in a stroller in difficult conditions in the difficult conditions of escape violence or death due to lack of food, water and medical care. “

‘DRY CONDITIONS’

There are battles in North Darfur Hundreds of thousands of civilians for compulsoryAccording to the UN Right management, during the conflict, many houses had fled before.

Transferred “life bad conditions, the restrictions on the humanitarian aid of life continue,” he said.

Despite the growing crisis, the UN World Food Program (WFP) previously had to return food support for several weeks due to financing.

The organization said that the rations in the areas of scarcity decreased to 70 percent of a standard WFP ration (2,100 kkals per day).

The auxiliary response is in danger by continuing the attacks targeting humanitarian workers and medical workers.

“Sacrifices are on the verge of collapse to victims in many areas,” said, “Medical workers themselves are in danger, and even water sources were intentionally attacked.”

The UN assessment comes a day after British Foreign Minister David Lammy’s Darfur bears in Darfur bears, “Signs of ethnic cleansing and crimes against humanity.”

Lammy called the Sudan’s army and RSF “urgently grows” and said that Britain will continue to “use all the responsible means responsible for guilty abroad.”