Sudan: Government forces need to stop attacking civilians in Darfur

Headline Title: Sudan: Government forces need to stop attacking civilians in Darfur 28 March 2013 Elements of government forces, along with armed militias, are carrying out multiple large-scale attacks against civilians in North Darfur in what represents the worst instance of violence in recent years, Amnesty International says in a briefing today. Border Guards, who are under the authority of the Sudanese Military Intelligence, have been involved in attacks that have reportedly killed more than 500 people so far this year. According to the UN, roughly 100,000 people have been displaced…

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