Not for genocide.
Not for war crimes.
Not for occupation.
Not for colonisation.
Not for invasion.
Not for torture.
But for trading stolen grain, maybe.
The countryside of El Fasher, one week after the fall of the city.
Countless dead bodies spread out all over the ground, some lined up at the moment of execution. All slaughtered by the RSF at the earth wall meant to keep inside all those who tried to escape.
Sudan 🇸🇩.
Stop going to Dubai and Abu Dhabi, boycott the UAE for their crimes in Sudan, it is truly not that hard to just book your holiday elsewhere there are much nicer places
🚨 Sudan: We're working in Tawila, 60 km from El Fasher, where people are fleeing horrific violence.
On 28 October, 100% of children under 5 who we saw at our health post were malnourished. Our teams are hearing terrifying stories, like that of 3 siblings who arrived alone after losing their family.
Been doing and following OSINT research for 12 years. Never before have I read about there being so much blood it could be spotted by satellite.
But that's now the reality in El Fasher (Sudan 🇸🇩)
It’s genuinely sickening how these Zionists use our people’s suffering in Sudan as a tool to deflect from the ongoing genocide in Gaza. Al Fashir’s being starved by the RSF isn’t an excuse for the IOF to starve Gaza.
Anas Al-Sharif et ses collègues étaient les yeux et les voix de Gaza.
Israël a délibérément visé une tente avec des médias et tué Anas et 5 autres journalistes.
Tuer les journalistes ne fera pas disparaître l'odieuse vérité : Israël est en train de commettre un génocide.
When the war broke out in April 2023, foreign govts evacuated their embassy staff. Some left their local staff to fend for themselves.
This article talks about the experience of local Sudanese staff at the Norwegian embassy in Khartoum.
https://t.co/QvugqVCcAf
#KeepEyesOnSudan
Three months ago there were 36 hospitals in Gaza. This morning there are none. Zero. All have been bombed by Israel. The same country that claimed at the International Court of Justice that they would never attack a hospital.
#Sudan: The armed conflict resulted in thousands of people killed & millions displaced as fighting spread last year, details @UNHumanRights report.
Some of the violations would amount to war crimes. Those responsible must be brought to justice - @volker_turk
15 minutes.
Take 15 minutes to watch this video to understand what Palestinians in #Gaza have endured for more than 4 months. Doctors and a nurse who have worked on a humanitarian mission there describe what they saw in their hospital.
Their testimonies are heartbreaking.
They report the horror inflected upon civilians, mostly children and women.
Watch and share.
The massacre must be stopped.
#GazaUnderAttak #SavePalestine #PalestineStrike #PalestineGenocide #GazaWar #GazaGenocide #gazanews #Ceasefireingaza
@CNN@BBC@nytimes@AJEnglish@thetimes@guardiannews@washingtonpost@pressfreedom
15 minutes.
Prenez 15 minutes pour regarder cette vidéo et comprendre ce que subissent les Palestiniens de #Gaza depuis plus de 4 mois.
Des médecins et une infirmière ayant travaillé en mission humanitaire sur place décrivent ce qu’ils ont vu dans leur hôpital.
Leurs témoignages sont bouleversants.
Ils racontent l’horreur infligée aux civils, majoritairement des enfants et des femmes.
Regardez et diffusez.
Le massacre doit cesser.
#genocide
During this war, more than 10,000 cases of cholera, +6,000 cases of measles, +9,000 cases of dengue, and +1.2 million clinical cases of malaria were recorded.
Children and women are the most affected since the beginning of the war in Sudan.
There are more than 1.5 million refugees in neighboring countries waiting for the war to stop so they can return to their country.
There are more than 80% of health facilities out of service in conflict areas, while more than 18 million Sudanese suffer from hunger, which represents about 40% of the total population, including 5 million who are threatened by famine.
Millions of Sudanese in war zones also suffer from the problem of obtaining water on a daily basis
According to statistics, more than 33,000 buildings were completely or partially destroyed in Khartoum State alone, and the value of the loss in Sudan’s total capital stock for infrastructure of various types amounted to about 120 billion since the beginning of the war until now.
The number of refugees in Chad has almost doubled since the start of the conflict in Sudan.
From around 580,000 in March 2023 to over 1.1 million in January 2024.
According to a United Nations report, Sudan is recording the largest wave of displacement in the world.
Internet and communications networks were completely cut off in most areas of Sudan for more than two weeks .
#KeepEyesOnSudan