Conflict & Security
Sudan court sentences RSF chief Hemedti to death for Darfur war crimes
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Sudan court sentences RSF chief Hemedti to death for Darfur war crimes
A Sudanese court has sentenced Rapid Support Forces leader Mohamed Hamdan Dagalo and 15 others to death for atrocities committed in West Darfur.
- The court in Port Sudan convicted Dagalo, known as Hemedti, and 15 senior RSF members of war crimes, crimes against humanity and genocide.
- The trial centred on atrocities in el-Geneina, including the June 2023 killing of state governor Khamis Abbakar.
- Judge Mohamed Al-Amin ordered the confiscation of RSF assets and instructed authorities to seek Interpol Red Notices for the convicts.
- The Sudan Founding Alliance, which includes the RSF, told the BBC the trial was a "sham trial."
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Sudan sentences RSF chief Hemedti to death: Who’s he, what’s he accused of?
aljazeera.com
ما الذي يعنيه الحكم على حميدتي بالإعدام؟
aljazeera.net
حميدتي: حكم غيابي بإعدام محمد حمدان دقلو، فماذا نعرف عنه وصعوده في السودان؟ - BBC News عربي
bbc.com
Sudan's paramilitary RSF chief Hemedti sentenced to death over war crimes
bbc.co.uk
حميدتي: كيف أصبح لاعباً أساسياً في المعادلة السياسية في السودان؟ - BBC News عربي
bbc.com
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