Women expose rape as a weapon of war in Sudan
Summary
Women who fled Sudan’s war are sharing their stories of being raped by fighters from the Rapid Support Forces. UN investigators confirmed 546 cases involving at least 838 victims but say many more cases likely exist.Key Facts
- The violence happened during the conflict in Sudan.
- The attackers are members of the Rapid Support Forces, a military group.
- At least 546 rape incidents have been verified by the United Nations.
- These incidents affected at least 838 women.
- The reported cases are probably just a small part of the total number.
- Many women are now speaking out publicly about their experiences.
- The use of rape is seen as a weapon in the conflict.
- The situation highlights serious human rights abuses during the war.
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