Amnesty International and Human Rights Watch have collected evidence indicating that the Sudanese Armed Forces may have committed war crimes in Southern Kordofan, the organizations said.
Displaced family in cave on the top of al-Labu Umudwal mountain, Southern Kordofan. Since early July, three thousand people have been living in caves and under boulders on the mountain to escape near daily Sudanese government bombing in their home areas. The displaced say Antonov planes have also bombed the mountain side. At least 150,000 people have fled their homes and indiscriminate aerial bombardment since early June.
UN Should Demand Humanitarian Access, End to Indiscriminate Bombing: The Sudan Armed Forces (SAF) are indiscriminately bombing civilian areas in the ... see more »
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On June 14, 19, and 24, Sudanese military aircraft dropped bombs near Kauda runway in South Kordofan. see more »
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