Sudan: Possible war crimes in Southern Kordofan

Publication Date: 30 August 2011 An indiscriminate bombing campaign carried out by the Sudanese government is killing and maiming men, women and children in the Nuba Mountains. Teaser image: Amnesty International Index Number: AFR54/028/2011 Amnesty International and Human Rights Watch have collected evidence indicating that the Sudanese Armed Forces may have committed war crimes in Southern Kordofan, the organizations said today. In a rare trip to the Nuba Mountains region of Southern Kordofan, researchers from the two human rights groups found that an…

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