Extrajudicial Killings in Khartoum Following SAF Recapture - DNHR DNHR condemns the extrajudicial killings of civilians in Khartoum following its recapture by the Sudanese Armed Forces. Eyewitness reports and verified footage suggest serious violations of internatio...

DNHR confirms extrajudicial killings of civilians in Khartoum after SAF retook the city on April 2.
Verified videos show unarmed civilians being executed.
This could amount to war crimes.

🔗 Full report: dnhr.org/2025/04/04/2...

#SudanCrisis #Khartoum #HumanRights #SAF #WarCrimes #DNHR

Destruction of Sudanese Airlines Headquarters and Adjacent Nursery by RSF - DNHR The Darfur Network for Human Rights (DNHR) condemns the RSF's destruction of the Sudanese Airlines Headquarters and a nearby nursery in Khartoum, calling for urgent international accountability for th...

The RSF has deliberately destroyed the Sudanese Airlines Headquarters and a nearby nursery in Khartoum endangering innocent lives, including children.

🔗 Read DNHR’s full statement: dnhr.org/2025/04/04/r...

#SudanCrisis #HumanRights #Khartoum #RSFViolations #ProtectCivilians #DNHR

#DNHR commends the #ICC’s unwavering commitment to holding perpetrators in #Sudan accountable. We remain dedicated to documenting violations and advocating for justice.

Read more in our latest article: dnhr.org/2025/04/01/f...

As of March 2025, DNHR has verified: 🔴 4,012 civilian deaths
🔴 453 cases of sexual violence in Sudan

On #RightToTruthSD, we honor those lost — and those still waiting for justice.
📎 Read more: dnhr.org/2025/03/24/r...
#KeepEyesOnSudan #EyesOnSudan #TruthForSudan #DNHR

Aktivist über Katastrophe in Sudan: „Das bereitet mir schlaflose Nächte“ Mohamed Hassan leitet eine Menschenrechtsorganisation in Sudan. Er kritisiert den Zerfall seines Landes und den US-Hilfsstopp mit humanitären Folgen.

„Das bereitet mir schlaflose Nächte“

#MohammedHassan vom #Darfur-Netzwerk für #Menschenrechte (#DNHR) über #Sudan​s Zerfall und die dra­ma­ti­schen hu­ma­ni­tä­ren Folgen des #US-#Hilfsstopp​s

Interview Simone #Schlindwein, Kampala

https://www.taz.de/!6075250