Secret Documentation Teams Race to Record RSF Mass Executions Sexual Violence and Arbitrary Detention Across Darfur as Sudan War Enters Fourth Year
Rahmatullah Mohammedin Abakar, director of Sudan's National Commission for Human Rights Darfur division, told Al Jazeera that covert NCHR field teams have documented reliable reports of mass graves in
This documentation effort is building an evidentiary record for eventual prosecution rather than driving near-term intervention, since no enforcement mechanism compels RSF site access or compliance, and the figures on graves, sexual violence, and mass detention rest entirely on a single NCHR official's account, unaudited while fighting continues under RSF's territorial control. The commission has an institutional incentive to present the fullest possible tally, and RSF's unanswered response leaves those figures unchallenged rather than confirmed. International legal experts frame the record as the foundation for future ICC or national proceedings, but that pathway depends on accountability mechanisms that have so far shown no deterrent effect on RSF conduct in el-Fasher and Nyala.