ready by both the sudanese on forces and the rapid support forces under affiliated groups. the situation is not by any metric. one in 3 of the population. in the effect of pots of child refugees, from the situation of the wondering 3 of the population to chat in these affected areas. refugees as reflected in my import, the apple, the alleged atrocities that have taken place in l. janitta formed a central line of investigations that my office is pursuing at this current moment . and i can confirm to the council that we bought collect a very significant body of material information and evidence that is relevant to those particular crimes. correspondents, kristen salumi joins us live now from the un headquarters in new york. so christian accusations on both sides of this continuing conflict as yeah, he painted a pretty grim picture with one and 3 of the people in the chat board, a region with sudan being refugees, many of them having witnessed and suffered immensely as they fled the country. and the prosecutor is focused on what happened in elgin, you know, last year and where

the aftermath of battle between those 2, denise army and the power military rapids support forces or our staff, homes and shops, all were dealt with bullets and artillery holes all destroyed since the recess and took the district nearly 5 months ago. until recently, what new valley was the battlefield between the sudanese army and the rapids support forces here and on through man. nearly all of its presidents have been displaced as a result. the sudanese army no controls that and is pushing to regain more grounds from the fighters. but the district that was once vibrant now carries the scars of the conflict. and the sound of artillery and gunfire. a warning that the front line is not far from where we are outside the shed fee and his family are the only civilians still remaining in this part of the district. he shows us what's become of his house, which he says was occupied by the rest half while he and his family were in it. he says the group terrorized them while they were there and continued to fire artillery at his house after they've left. it was not easy, but which time my fami

since being tortured by the rapid support forces, my uncle suffers from diabetes and hyper tension. we come here every day for his treatment and we've never had to pay a cent. it's dora honey. i brought to my son here and he was given oxygen. the center is new in my home and the treatment is free and that matches because there is no what the volunteers of say. they'll continue to do what they can to help those left to believable by the conflict in hopes of making a difference in their lives. and those of their loved ones, he but morgan onto their own heart to south africa. as for my president, jacob zoom, it has been suspended from the governing african national congress. that's off a back another party. i had a busy as general elections. the amc governing body says that su misconduct is in conflict with the values and principles. soon as 9 year presidency was painted by multiple corruptions, capitals, he's denied any wrong doing french or almost blocked, to major highways out of paris on monday, refusing to back down from protest, calling for better working conditions. unless envir

even as rapid support for us has battled the sudanese armed forces for control and the capital human rights groups have a ledge. civilians were deliberately targeted and killed in clashes with the are assessed in our militias. the prosecutor says he's found evidence of atrocities on all sides of sudan civil war, but has received little cooperation from authorities. we have not received a scrap of paper from decision these offices. i met with general alcohol in september, the promised cooperation with the i see the but despite that promise to me face to face, we have received no information. what the i say say prosecutor has yet to formerly charge any individuals, but he has the authority to do so under a 2005 security council resolution. and his most recent comments suggest those charges may be coming soon. kristen salumi, i'll just hear of the united nation while the conflict in sedan has pushed the health care sector, the head to the brink of collapse, the united nation says 70 percent of its hospitals are now out of service. and then one health center and the capital volunteers wi

. distressing this mobile fatigue shows civilians around it up by the power minute through rapid support forces in may leak in central to dance to the usb. the ra separated the town earlier this week and local groups say they killed several. a body can be seen a few meters away from the group. for what the sizes? are you dead or not yet? the man filming asks, what does the body doesn't to move? what do i, the more footage it shows other people being rounded up. i'm literally just rather than the good, the man foaming here. it's uses them a fighting on the side of the army in a town known to have no military facility. we are a stuff has been fighting for dance armies since april and launched an attack onto the, the states and december, taking it over after the army withdrew facilities such as hospitals, universities and facts were destroyed. at least 500000 people were displaced due to the recess attack on the state. that's one posted the largest number of internally displaced people from the current conflict. local groups known as resistance comments. he said the rest of has committed atrocitie

the power meant to rapid support forces on committing war crimes. in the 4th korean con, gave his conclusions to the un security council, often wishing an investigation into the search of hostilities. the president's excellence is based on the work of my office. it's mike, the finding. i can't assessment that there are grounds to believe the presidency room statute crimes are being committed in the whole by boat, the sudanese, on forces and the rapid support forces and affiliated groups. the situation is not by any metric, one in 3 of the population. in the effective parts of china, refugees from the situation of the wanting 3 of the population of china. and these affected areas refugees as reflected in my report. but also the alleged atrocities that have taken place in l. janitta formed a send for line of investigations. but my office is precisely at this current moment. and i can confirm the council that we bought collect a very significant body of material information and evidence that is relevant to those particular crimes processing. the has mo

it seems, is the head of the rapids support forces and behind who's the head of the sydney's forces. both him at the end behind what's together in 2021. over through the transitional council and declared that they were protecting the revolution. of course, they were not, it was about returning so then to a military autocratic regime. once the 2 generals are the through the, the civilian lead government, then it became, well who's going to do the top top? the rapid support forces that are this irregular power military militia, essentially that came out of the trend we've, the ginger leads, which roughly translates to devil's on horseback. we're responsible for genocide and death for that happened 20 years ago. in some ways, the easy story is to say that it is a tale of 2 generals or a tale of 2 belligerents. i myself used that framing sometimes because it felt like a way to quickly talk about what was going on. but of course that's, that's the only the superficial story. the real story is about is a challenge that suzanne has faced over the decades since independence. and that is how

mohamed dagalo — better known as hemedti — who heads the rapid support forces militia, the rsf.guest is the former prime minister abdalla hamdok, who is playing a significant role in the negotiations. he has signed a deal with hemedti, so does this mean the rsf has effectively won the war? hi, zeinab. abdalla hamdok in abu dhabi, welcome to hardtalk. nearly half of sudan's 49 million strong population is in dire need of humanitarian assistance. aid agencies can't get to them. diseases are rife. what are you and others trying to do to help them? thank you for having me. this war is entering its ten months with no end in sight. we are passing through probably the worst humanitarian crisis in the recent history of the country, with displacement, refugees, loss of life, shortage of everything — food, medicine, shelter... ..destruction of infrastructure, property... ..collapse of the economy, collapse of the state. the un organisations like ocha, the who, unhcr... ..put the death toll atabout 13,000... ..which is a very conservative estimate, injuries, about 33,000. i think that this

when fighting broke out between students, army and paramilitary rapid support forces. it's led to a dire humanitarian crisis, and the country that struggled for years with war and political instability, sudan and south sudan have disagreed on control of, of the ace themselves, sudan gained its independence. the peace still ended decades of civil war between students, north and south. but tensions have lingered, as the security council voted last year to extend the un peacekeeping mission and not be until november of this year. but there is concern the reason fighting could worse in the situation in a region that's already seen decades of violence. katia little so the again alj a 0 for insights story as well. come all guess and bring them into the show. we have joining us from jew, but kennedy, my bung go country director for the aid agency. norwegian refugee council in south sedan. well, in august with the united kingdom, we have douglas johnson, he's a scholar and on sedan and south savannah. so if somebody i'd be able to commission and the new york joshua craze resea

for 9 months, the sudanese army and the power military rapids support forces at basic choose the force be disappearing civilians and torturing them in detention center during the 9 months on. both sides deny the allegations and remove and talk to some of those who would detect the taint and beat every day for more than 3 weeks. mohammed recounts how he was beaten by his captors. he says he was in prison in the national television building, controlled by the parent military rapids support forces. his family puts out notices, in hopes of finding him after he disappeared from home and on demand. profundity that they took me from you to my house and stopped beating even before 7th man to take up to accuse me of working with the army and beat me mercilessly. they took me to the state televisions building due to me and threw me into a room. there were people who are bleeding somehow distinguish cut off. i was beating every day for 23 days before they finally released. i was only a civilian and let them go. how much says more than 20 others where detained with him in the same room? ministers

even as rapid support force has battled the sudanese armed forces for control and the capital human rights groups have a ledge. civilians were deliberately targeted and killed in classes with the recess and allied militias. the prosecutor says he's found evidence of atrocities on all sides of sudan civil war, but has received little cooperation from authorities. we have not received a scrap of paper from decision these offices. i met with general i will go to honda in september the promised cooperation with the i see the but despite that promise to me face to face, we have received no information. what's the, i say say prosecutor has yet to formally charge any individuals, but he has the authority to do so under a 2005 security council resolution. and his most recent comments suggest those charges maybe coming soon. kristin, salumi, algebra, the united nation. so advocate for the president, jacob summa has been suspended from the governing african national congress. that's up to he bought another party, had a busy as general elections. the amc says that sue misconduct is in conflict with t

the middle school students when were started between sedans, army and the parent military rapids support forces last april, due to the tough conditions as a result of the war. the 16 year old started working as a day labor to help support his family. he says he was carrying goods to sell when he was captured by the parent military are a self who forced him to work for them. they're having to do all right. stuff captured me and put me in a pick up truck off the beach and me. then they threatened me that they would kill me if i didn't work with them and do what they told me to do. they forced me to god the things they knew took the 1st few days and they said they'll teach me. how's the carrier agree enough? i asked them what that was. they said it's a big gun because of the runaways. the moment i got the opportunity, he wasn't the only under age forced to join the parent military force. in the middle of the last time they was stealing things from around the factories and onto them on when we ran into them and they forced us to go with them. will that make us carry things that they steal and take

b and the power ministry, rapids support forces. that's according to video footage from bottles and human rights groups. the u. n. has expressed concern about the recruitment of child soldiers and as both sides to ended, capable going high school from call to my mood was the middle school students when worst started between sedans, army and the parent military rapids support forces last april, due to the tough conditions as a result of the war, the 16 year old started working as a day labor to help support his family. he says he was carrying goods to sell when he was captured by the parent military are a staff who forced him to work for them. a stair hasn't said d r a stuff captured me and put me in a pickup truck off the beach and me then they threatened me that they would kill me if i didn't work with them and do what they told me to do. they forced me to god the things they knew took the 1st few days and they said they'll teach me. how's the carrier agree enough? i asked them what that was. they said it's a big gun because of the

is because the organization invited to the leader of saddam's rapids support forces um group to summit. so that is military has been fighting the hours set for several months, even more than reports. a sedan has been a member of the into governmental authority on development r. e got since it was established in 1996. but after weeks of tension, with the regional blog stemming from differences on how you guys should handle that conflict, that is now and it's 9 per month. so dense foreign ministry says it's suspending it's membership. you got invited that it's for the summit summit on hold ahead. so the states government, so this is, this is going to the jump the this is unacceptable. sedan has already withdrawn from you god, let's talk and the conflict describing it as an internal issue of what the fighting has killed more than 12000 people and displaced 7500000 according to the united nations. god has been trying to bring together the leaders of the 2 wearing sides, the sudanese army and the power of military rapids support forces for a face to face meeting. it had hoped that would lea

their lives in the central part of the country where it was relatively peaceful until the rapid support forces attacked. the city forcing people to be displaced, once again the united nation says that it's response is severely under funded that many people are in desperate need of some, any parent assistance, but because of the ongoing violence and the ongoing displacement of responding to those needs is becoming challenging, there's also the issue of the fact that to warehouses belonging to the united nations world food program and the u ins. refugee agency has been looted in the city of wouldn't let any. that's a that was supposed to supply more than a 1000000 people in the city of wouldn't bethany and just the other states and other parts of the country as well. so the fact that slicing is ongoing, the fact that there is a no response and funding to the humanitarian crisis here. and the fact that agencies can reach many of the people this place is great and many tearing prices. that agency says it trying to deal with, but as fighting continues and access remains and p did that is becoming v

forced to flee since fighting broke out between the sudanese army and the power of military rapids support forces. 9 months ago, he but morgan has more from cartoon of the latest fighting was in the city of what method in which isn't gives it a states in central to them. in december that led to displacement of 500000 people from the city into the southern and west and parts of the country. many of them have already been displaced from the capital called to him escaping the fighting and tried to rebuild their lives in the central part of the country where it was relatively peaceful until the rapid support forces attacked. the city, forcing people to be displaced. once again, that was the united nation says that it's response is severely under funded that many people are in desperate need of some, any parent assistance, but because of the ongoing violence and the ongoing displacement of responding to those needs is becoming challenging. there's also the issue of the fact that to warehouses belonging to the united nations world food program and the humans refugee agency has been looted in the city o

haven't to use rapid support forces to move oil limits here. i add an fuel through sound saddam but also backing a variety of opposition groups inside sounds so done in the border regions. so for now, the only rio de stabilization, which kind of he's been speaking about has been the flows of refugees. however, with our assess attacks on places like that. but news in the, in bozeman potential, at least at least involvement of sound. so these rebel groups in those attacks, there is the capacity for the stabilization inside. i'd be a because the forced surrounding the oil side and the north of update is to sit on forces who are losing the war in south coast time. okay, douglas, you him to the moment, go at the perhaps can we call it tribal politics? so ethnic politics within south sudan. is that playing a role in limiting what the state can or cannot do to control the situation favoring the twitch of the knock, for example, a st. good is some, a bit more than the, uh, the central government themselves too down doesn't seem to have much power in an

from 9 models, the sudanese army has been fighting the power mother to rapid support forces for control of the country. more than 5000000 people have been displaced in the will. both saw as a crew are accused of torturing civilians in detention centers. they did not have the allegations haven't moved on the slip to some of those who say they were detained and beaten. of every date for more than 3 weeks. how much recounts how he was beaten by his captors. he says he was in prison in the national television building, controlled by the parent military rapids support forces. his family puts out notices in hopes of finding him after he disappeared from home in on demand quantity. that's why they took me from you to my house and stopped beating agent before selling me into a pick up to accuse me of working with the army and beat me mercilessly. they took me to the state televisions building due to me and threw me into a room. there were people who are bleeding somehow distinguish, got the. i was beating every day for 23 days before they finally released. i was only a civilian and let them go.

their lives in the central part of the country where it was relatively peaceful until the rapid support forces attacked. the city, forcing people to be displaced. once again, the united nation says that it's response is severely under funded that many people are in desperate need of some, any parent assistance, but because of the ongoing violence and the ongoing displacement of responding to those needs is becoming challenging. there's also the issue of the fact that to warehouses belonging to the united nations world food program and the u ins. refugee agency has been looted in the city of wouldn't let any. that's a that was supposed to supply more than a 1000000 people in the city of wouldn't bethany and just the other states and other parts of the country as well. so the fact that slicing is ongoing, the fact that there is a no response and funding to the humanitarian crisis here and the fact that agencies can reach many of the people this place is great and coming and tearing prices. that agency says it trying to deal with, but as fighting continues and access remains and p did that is bec

the last year of the 9 months, the sudanese army and the parent military rapids support forces, the both accused of possibly displacing civilians and torturing them and detention centers during the 9 month long war. both sides denied those allegations, and the morgan talked to some of those who with the tines and facing every day for more than 3 weeks. how many recounts how he was beaten by his captors. he says he was imprisoned in the national television building, controlled by the power military rapids support forces. his family puts out notices in hopes of finding him after he disappeared from home in on demand for finding me that they took me from you to my house and stopped beating even before selling me into a ticket to accuse me of working with the army and beat the mercilessly they took me to the state. televisions building stood for me and threw me into a room. there were people who are bleeding somehow distinguish, got the i was beating every day for 23 days before they finally released. i was on the a civilian and let them go. my, how much says more than 20 others were detaine

the sued news army in the apartment entry rapids support forces. they've been fighting for control more than 5000000 people have been displaced in the war. both sides are accused of forcibly disappearing civilians and torturing the detention center. it's an ivy allegations have been morgan talked to some of those who say they were detained and beat of every day for more than 3 weeks. how many recounts how he was beaten by his captors. he says, who was imprisoned in the national television building, controlled by the parent military rapids support forces. his family put out notices in hopes of finding him after he disappeared from home and on demand. profundity that they took me from you to my house and stopped beating even before 7 me into a pick up. the accused me of working with the army in between mercilessly. they took me to the state televisions building. it's due to me and threw me into a room. there were people who are bleeding somehow distinguish cut off. i was beating every day for 23 days before they finally released. i was on the a civil

well, people trapped in jersey to state and sedona, which was in the rapid support forces of targeting civilians. the problem and the treat group has been fighting saddam's army since april last year and took over the state in december. that sledge of the displacement of about half 1000000 people. but many move a main, they're unable to leave him to move them to pull. it's from costume and to one and that you may find some of the images and have a poor distressing on this mobile footage shows civilian surrounded up by the power minutes through rapid support forces in may like in central to dance, to the, to see the are a separated the town earlier this week, and local groups say they killed several. a body can be seen a few meters away from the group. boy, well the sizes, are you dead or not yet? the man filming asks, the body doesn't move well. the more footage, it shows other people being rounded up, the hood, the man foaming here. it's uses them a fighting on the side of the army in a town known to have no military facility. c, r a stuff has been fighting for dance army since april

the middle school students when worst started between sedans, army and the parent military rapids support forces last april, due to the tough conditions as a result of the war, the 16 year old started working as a day labor to help support his family. he says he was carrying goods to sell when he was captured by the parent military are a staff who forced him to work for them. they're having to do all right, stuff captured me and put me in a pick up truck off the beach and me then they threatened me that they would kill me if i didn't work with them and do what they told me to do. they forced me to god the things they knew took the 1st few days and they said they'll teach me. how's the carrier agree enough? i asked them what that was. they said it's a big gun because of the runaway, the moment i got the opportunity, he wasn't the only under age forced to join the parent military force and went for a long time. they was stealing things from around the factories and onto them on when we ran into them and they forced us to go with them. will that make us carry things that they steal and take it with

their lives in the central parts of the country where it was relatively peaceful until the rapid support forces attacked. the city, forcing people to be displaced. once again, that was a united nation says that it's response is severely under funded that many people are in desperate need of some, any parent assistance, but because of the ongoing violence and the ongoing displacement of responding to those needs is becoming challenging. there's also the issue of the fact that to warehouses belonging to the united nations world food program and the humans refugee agency has been looted in the city of wouldn't make any that's a that was supposed to supply more than a 1000000 people in the city of wouldn't bethany and did the other states and other parts of the country as well. so the fact that slicing is ongoing, the fact that there is a new.

people trapped in is 0 state in sedan or choosing the power military rapids support forces of targeting civilians. the group has been fighting sedans army since april last year, and took over the state in december that led to the displacement of about half a 1000000 people. but many more remainder, unable to leave. morgan reports from cartoon, and a warning you may find some of the images in her report distress this mobile fatigue shows civilians surrounded up by the power minute through rapid support forces in may like in central to dance to the to see the ra stuff rated the town earlier this week, and local groups say they killed several. a body can be seen a few meters away from the group. boy, well the sizes, are you dead or not yet? the man filming asks, the body doesn't move. what did i? the more footage it shows other people being rounded up. i'm literally do digging rather than the demand forming here. it's uses them of fighting on the side of the army in a town known to have no military facility. we are a stuff has been fighting to dance army since april and launched an attack

he said in these ami on the farm and the 2 rapid support forces committed war crimes and doubtful con, presented evidence to the un security council. often launching an investigation into the search and violence and sit down, pushing slimming reports from the united nations. here a long chads border with sudan where one and 3 people is a refugee stories of atrocities about fresh from a visit. the chief prosecutor of the international criminal court, korean con, told the security council. he's gathered evidence of war crimes and i can confirm the council between bob collect a very significant body of material information and evidence that is relevant to those particular crimes. over $600000.00 sudanese, fled west or for last year. as the fighting got worse. even as rapids support forces battled the sudanese armed forces for control and the capital human rights groups have a ledge. civilians were deliberately targeted and killed in classes with the recess and allied militias. the prosecutor says he's found evidence of atrocities on all sides of sudan civil war, but has received little c

it sees is the head of the rapids support forces and behind who's the head of the sydney is on. both him at the end, behind what together in 2021, over through the transitional council. and declared that they were protecting the revolution. of course they were not, it was about returning. so then we military autocratic regime. once the 2 generals of the through the, the civilian led government, then it became, well who's going to do the top top the rapids support forces that are this irregular power, military militia, essentially that came out of the we, the ginger we, which roughly translates to devils on horseback were responsible for the genocide and that for that happened 20 years ago. in some ways, the easy story is to say that it is a tale of 2 generals or a tale of 2 belligerents. i myself used that framing sometimes because it felt like a way to quickly talk about what was going on. but of course that's, that's the only the superficial story. the real story is about is a challenge that suzanne has faced over the decades since independence. and that is, how do you govern

ready by boat to suit the needs of the forces and the rapid support forces and affiliated groups. the situation is not by any metric. one in 3 of the population. in the effect of parts of child refugees from the situation of the wanting 3 of the population of china and these affected areas refugees as reflected in my import. the also the alleged atrocities that have taken place in l. janitta formed a central line of investigations that my office is pursuing at this current moment . and i can confirm the council between the box collect a very significant body of material information and evidence that is relevant to those particular products. let's go back to kristen. sling me now. so chris and a very strong statement, but what happens now as well as we just heard, prosecutor kareem khan is collecting evidence after visiting refugees from sudan in chad and collecting their stories. he already has the authority to go forward and prosecute crimes under the rooms statute in the door for a region thanks to a 2005 security council resolution. so we see that he is collecting the informati

the sudanese government is unwilling to engage with the rapid support forces. f equals is this i just got his brothers for testing the division, but you got officials to treat regardless if he was able to back now. because when he's under, you've got to fix the federal government, official, federal government as if somebody calls you have to be a rebel then that will that be stretching a little bit as far as that is concerned. so what do you have to see? this is the furthest news good for you got as an organization decided in its own way. you've got to see what can you do to help you because it would want to reconcile the 2 sides and, and be sure, and the fight is that would have done a little bit more consultations before doing that. but the more that you have a couple of countries, the judge and was received to see if he's edited short, some federal government. so, so none of that is simply the broadest, the option will be good with the 20, that would be awesome. disability interest. those all the top stars that's our here on our to international. don't forge

the aftermath of battle between this 2 denise army and the power military rapids support forces are our staff, homes and shops. all were dealt with bullets and artillery holes all destroyed since the recess and took the district nearly 5 months ago. until recently, what new valley was the battle field between the cities army and the rapids support forces here and on through man. nearly all of its presidents have been displaced as a result, the sudanese army no controls that and is pushing to regain more grounds from the fighters. but the district that was once vibrant now carries the scars of the conflict. and the sound of artillery and gunfire a warning that the front line is not far from where we are a father, chaffey and his family are the only civilians still remaining in this part of the district. he shows us what's become of his house, which he says was occupied by the rest half while he and his family were in its, he says the group terrorized them while they were there and continued to fire artillery at his house after they've left. i was not a z bucks which time my family has ad

and his erstwhile deputy general, mohamed dagalo — better known as hemedti — who heads the rapid support forcester abdalla hamdok, who is playing a significant role in the negotiations. he has signed a deal with hemedti, so does this mean the rsf has effectively won the war? hi, zeinab. abdalla hamdok in abu dhabi, welcome to hardtalk. nearly half of sudan's 49 million strong population is in dire need

these only in the power minute to rapid support forces. 9 months ago, about half of those affected children, the spanish coast guard has rescued schools of migrants and refugees of the waters of the canal. united authorities say $132.00 people were brought to safety on the spanish territory and the west african coast. on sunday, while the 56000 migrants entered the country by land and sea, last year, news continues here on out to sierra alta echoes of the last garza, the the president biden says once a 2 state solution for palestinians and israelis. what does anybody believe it's doable? what this is real for? i'm gonna say it back to us foreign policy. and what are the long term consequences for the region and the world? a quizzical look at us politics. the bottom line. the i'm mary. i'm shaheen and i've been making films about gaza for al jazeera english since 2006. when i moved there in 2005 cousins were beginning to recover from us 38 year occupation by israel. people were hopeful that their lives would improve the at, in the end. no dreams have been destroyed. and all that remains are

their lives in the central part of the country where it was relatively peaceful until the rapid support forces attacked. the city, forcing people to be displaced. once again, that was a united nation says that it's response is severely under funded that many people are in desperate need of so many parent assistance, but because of the ongoing violence and the ongoing displacement of responding to those needs is becoming challenging. there's also the issue of the fact that to warehouses belonging to the united nations world food program and the u and the refugee agency has been looted in the city of what made any that's that was supposed to supply more than a 1000000 people in the city of wouldn't make any and did the other states and other parts of the country as well. so the fact that slicing is ongoing, the fact that there is a newer response and i'm funding to the humanitarian crisis here. and the fact that agencies can reach many of the people this place is great and has many tearing prices. that agency says the trying to deal with. but as fighting continues and access remains and p did th