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A UN report has found the actions of the Rapid Support Forces paramilitary, in the Sudanese city of El Fasher, bear the ‘hallmarks of genocide’. Thousands were killed and raped over the course of three days in October, after an 18-month siege by the RSF. They targeted non-Arab communities...

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