Designate the RSF as a Terrorist Organization
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Evidence of RSF Crimes
- The Fall of El Fasher: Mass Killings After an 18-Month Siege
When the RSF captured El Fasher on 26 October 2025 after an 18-month siege, its fighters killed more than 6,000 people in the first 72 hours alone…
- The Assault on Zamzam: Massacre in a Displacement Camp
On 11-13 April 2025 the RSF launched a multi-day assault on Zamzam displacement camp, killing at least 210 civilians by UN count (with other…
- Fleeing El Fasher: Executions, Abductions and Ransom on the Road Out
As civilians tried to escape El Fasher after its fall, RSF checkpoints on the exit routes became sites of summary execution, abduction for ransom…
- Satellite Evidence: Yale Lab Documents Mass Graves and Body Disposal
The Yale School of Public Health's Humanitarian Research Lab (HRL), which had warned as early as July 2023 that a genocidal massacre could occur if…
RSF Explained
- Why Are People Starving in Sudan's El-Fasher?
A siege by the paramilitary Rapid Support Forces has caused famine in North Darfur's capital el-Fasher, where some 740,000 people are cut off from…
- El Fasher: A City Under Siege
El Fasher has been encircled by the RSF for over a year. How the siege cut off food, water and medical care, and why international action cannot wait.
- Women on the Frontline: The Hidden Face of Sudan's War
The struggle to survive under the RSF's shadow and the systematic violence against women in Sudan's ongoing war.
- Sudan's Youngest Victims: The Crisis Facing Children
More than half of the 30 million Sudanese who need aid are children. How the war exposed them to starvation, disease, violence and lost schooling.