La ONU advierte que Sudán podría enfrentar un genocidio
El asesor especial de la ONU para la Prevención del Genocidio, Chaloka Beyani, advirtió este jueves de la “probabilidad previsible” de un genocidio en el estado sudanés de Darfur del Norte, cuya capital, Al Fasher, fue tomada el pasado octubre por las paramilitares Fuerzas de Apoyo Rápido (FAR), pero precisó que solo un órgano competente podría calificarlo como tal.
TL;DR
- UN expert Chaloka Beyani warned of a "foreseeable probability" of genocide in North Darfur, Sudan.
- Systematic and ethnic attacks by the RSF and allied militias against specific communities may indicate intent to destroy these groups.
- Both the RSF and the Sudanese Army have committed grave violations of international humanitarian and human rights law.
- Acts documented include mass killings, sexual violence, torture, arbitrary detentions, ethnic persecution, and starvation as a method of war.
- The advisor expressed concern about potential atrocities in Kordofan due to sieges.
- Recommendations include a ceasefire, an inclusive peace process, and halting the flow of arms into Sudan.
- The ongoing war has caused tens of thousands of deaths and displaced over thirteen million people.