Forming a committee to complain about the rapid response and its supporters in Sudan
According to the report of the international group of the Tsinem news agency, during the battle between the Sudanese army and the rapid response forces, both sides have repeatedly accused each other of targeting civilians, but what the Sudanese media has published shows that the rapid response forces are committing massacres of civilians, stealing their property, Sexual violence against women, forced migration and destruction of infrastructure facilities and government places.
General Abdul Fattah Burhan, the head of the ruling council and the commander of the Sudanese army, formed a committee headed by the minister of justice of this country to file a complaint against the rapid response forces, the leaders of this force and its supporting countries in international courts.
According to the official news agency of Sudan, the members of this committee include the deputy minister of justice as acting chairman, the assistant attorney general, the secretary general of the Ministry of Defense, the head of the police force, the deputy minister of finance, the head of the human rights department, the commissioner of humanitarian aid, two representatives from the public security service. and the Ministry of Foreign Affairs.
The rapid response forces have relations and support from a number of African countries such as Ethiopia and Kenya, while the Sudanese authorities have accused the UAE and Chad of providing facilities and logistical and military assistance to the rapid response forces, which is due to the strained diplomatic relations between them. resulted in.
Meanwhile, the International Organization for Migration, which is affiliated to the United Nations, announced on Monday of this week: During the battle between the Sudanese army and the rapid response forces, more than 10 million people have been displaced inside the country.
According to the report of Anatolia news agency, “Mohammed Ali Abunheila”, the spokesperson of this organization said: More than two million Sudanese citizens have become refugees abroad, most of them are in Chad, South Sudan and Egypt.
Since April 26, 2023, when the battle between the army and the rapid reaction forces began, more than 16,000 civilians have lost their lives, while 25 million people in Sudan are in need of humanitarian aid.
International humanitarian organizations have warned that millions of Sudanese are facing a humanitarian disaster due to lack of food and medicine, which could lead them to starvation and death.
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