Sudan: North Darfur Attack Kills 13 Civilians

The government of Sudan should urgently investigate an attack on a village in North Darfur on November 2, 2012, that killed 13 civilians. The authorities should allow African Union/United Nations (UNAMID) peacekeepers prompt and full access to the site. (Nairobi, November 7, 2012) – The government of Sudan should urgently investigate an attack on a village in North Darfur on November 2, 2012, that killed 13 civilians, Human Rights Watch said today. The authorities should allow African Union/United Nations (UNAMID) peacekeepers prompt and full access to the site.read more

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