'Deliberate attacks by RSF on hospitals in Sudanese city of Al-Fasher'

The Rapid Support Forces (RSF) in Sudan have systematically attacked hospitals and healthcare facilities during the siege of Al-Fasher, resulting in numerous casualties among healthcare workers. The UN's human rights commissioner has labeled these actions as war crimes, highlighting the alarming nature of the BBC's findings. Al-Fasher, captured by the RSF after a prolonged siege, has seen its population plummet from over a million to less than 70,000. Reports indicate widespread arbitrary detention and torture, particularly targeting specific ethnic groups. Detainees face severe mistreatment, including lack of food and water, while women and children are held in schools under dire conditions. Amnesty International calls for international intervention and highlights the UAE's support for the RSF, which the UAE denies.