Sudan Marks One Year Since Fall of El-Fasher
Published 4d ago · Latest report 17h ago · Conflict
Affects Sudan · Covered in 2 countries
El-Fasher's population remains at a fraction of its pre-war peak one year after rebel capture.
One year after the Rapid Support Forces captured El-Fasher in North Darfur, the city's population has plummeted to 7% of its former peak. Human rights monitors report widespread atrocities, including killings, torture, and disappearances committed by rebel forces following the takeover.
- The populationEl-Fasher's resident count dropped to 7% of last year's high.
- The casualtiesAt least 6,000 civilians lost their lives during the rebel offensive.
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Why it matters
The capture of El-Fasher by the Rapid Support Forces marked a major escalation in Sudan's ongoing civil war, which has displaced millions and triggered severe humanitarian crises across the region. Monitoring the aftermath of such sieges is vital for documenting human rights abuses and holding armed groups accountable.
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The Rapid Support Forces seized El-Fasher in North Darfur one year ago, leading to mass casualties, displacement, and ongoing terror for the remaining residents.
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- France 24Sudan: One year after the fall of El-Fasher17h ago · open ↗
- Middle East EyeHow Sudan's RSF destroyed the survivors of its el-Fasher massacre1d ago · open ↗
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