UN concern about the executions of outside the law in Khartoum Bahri

High Commissioner Volcker Turk repeated his call for the immediate end of such attacks. He stressed the necessity of conducting independent investigations in these incidents in line with the relevant international standards.

A press release issued by the Human Rights Office stated that information was verified by the office reported the death of at least 18 people, including a woman, in seven separate incidents attached to the Sudanese Armed Forces fighters and militias since the armed forces regained control of the area on December 25. January 2.

The information stated that many of the victims of these incidents – which occurred in the vicinity of the jelly refinery – are descended from Darfur or Kordofan in Sudan. The statement indicated that more disturbing allegations of Khartoum Bahr, the Human Rights Office continues to verify.

The statement indicated a video clip in which it was noticed that men wearing the uniforms of the Sudanese armed forces and individuals belonging to the Al -Bara Bin Malik Brigade in Khartoum Bahri are reading a long list of the names of people claiming to be cooperating with the Rapid Support Forces, and they repeat the word “Zael” and means “dead” after each name.

Volcker Turk said that reports related to brief procedures, in the wake of similar incidents earlier this month in the state of the island, were very disturbing. He stressed the need for killings not to become natural.

The High Commissioner for Human Rights said: “Demanding killing of civilians or people who have not participated in hostilities, or stopped participating in it, is a war crime.” He again called on all parties to the conflict to take urgent measures to protect civilians and fulfill their obligations under international humanitarian law and international human rights law.

The Human Rights Office expressed concern about the possibility of more attacks in light of the horrific threats of violence against civilians. He referred to a video clip seen by the Commission for Human Rights – and was recorded in the presence of a television journalist – a member of the Al -Baraa Bin Malik Brigade of the Sudanese Armed Forces shows a threat to the slaughter of the residents of the Hajj Youssef area in the east of the Nile, which is an area in Khartoum Bahri that are mostly inhabited by people of their origins to Darfur Kordofan.

The UN office said that the attacks on civilians and civil infrastructure by the Rapid Support Forces continue without interruption. In El Fasher, North Darfur, Abu Shok camp was bombed again, as nine civilians were killed, including two women and a child, and at least 12 other people were injured, when the camp was bombed on January 29.

In a previous incident, an attack carried out by a drone was attributed to the Rapid Support Forces, killing at least 67 people and wounding 19 others at the Saudi Given Hospital in El Fasher. The attack was severely damaged to the emergency unit, which led to its departure from service.

The United Nations Commissioner for Human Rights said: “The deliberate attacks on civilians and civilian notables are terrible, and they must end immediately, and incitement to violence against civilians must be ended. Such attacks constitute severe violations of international humanitarian law that may rise to war crimes.”