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Sudanese court sentences Rapid Support Forces commander to death in absentia
A Sudanese court has sentenced the commander of the Rapid Support Forces to death in absentia. The court found him responsible for war crimes, crimes against humanity, and genocide in West Darfur.
Jul 14, 4:57 AM·1m read3 sources
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A Sudanese court sentenced the commander of the Rapid Support Forces to death in absentia, court officials said. The court determined that the commander bears responsibility for war crimes, crimes against humanity, and genocide, particularly in the West Darfur region. France 24 reported the verdict through its regional correspondent.
Court proceedings The sentencing occurred in a Sudanese court.
The commander did not appear for the proceedings. The court cited actions in the West Darfur region as the basis for the charges.
Next steps Sudanese authorities have not announced further actions related to the verdict. The Rapid Support Forces continue operations in Sudan.
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