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Satellite images reveal how mass murders are being hidden

Satellite images reveal how mass murders are being hidden

Wed 17 Dec 2025 15:36 CET

The victims are being burned, buried and moved – all to hide the traces of the massacres in Sudan's al-Fashir. The paramilitary RSF force has been systematically disposing of bodies, according to analysis of satellite images

Expert on peace agreement: "You can't fucking take children"

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Expert on peace agreement: "You can't fucking take children"

Wed 26 Nov 2025 05:45 CET

Tens of thousands of kidnapped children are being included in the negotiations as the US tries to achieve peace in Ukraine. The Ukrainian children abducted by Russia are being used as pawns in a very dangerous game, says war crimes investigator Nathaniel Raymond

Satellite photos indicate continued mass killings in Sudan

Satellite photos indicate continued mass killings in Sudan

Sat 1 Nov 2025 11:41 CET

New satellite images suggest that mass killings of civilians are likely continuing in and around the Sudanese town of al-Fashir, according to researchers at Yale University. Doctors Without Borders condemned the massacres and warned that thousands of people are in “grave danger

Massacres in Sudan – why the outside world doesn't intervene

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Massacres in Sudan – why the outside world doesn't intervene

Thu 30 Oct 2025 05:46 CET

More massacres in the brutal civil war in Sudan are becoming known to the outside world. But no strong intervention from the outside world is in sight – even though the major powers could probably agree on this particular issue

Sudanese Military Accuses RSF of Killing 2,000 Civilians in al-Fashir

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Sudanese Military Accuses RSF of Killing 2,000 Civilians in al-Fashir

Tue 28 Oct 2025 09:00 CET

Forces allied with the Sudanese military accuse the paramilitary force RSF, which has taken the city of al-Fashir, of having killed over 2,000 unarmed civilians in two days. The African Union condemns alleged war crimes in the city