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Sudanese Army Accused of Mass Rape in Darfur

Sudanese army soldiers raped more than 200 women and girls in a methodical attack in Darfur last October, Human Right Watch has charged in a report released Wednesday. Jonathan Loeb, author of the organization’s 48-page report, said its investigation found that at least 221 women and girls were raped during a 36-hour attack in the north Darfur town of Tabit. The attack “included looting of property, beating of men and women, and the mass rape of dozens, if not hundreds, of women and...

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