Scorched-earth policy of paramilitary groups burns and reshapes Darfur, resulting in famine, ethnic cleansing and demographic change

Hajj Kater, a Sudanese activist from El Fasher — the capital of North Darfur — recently reunited with his old friend Ali at the hospital in Tiné, a town on the Sudanese-Chadian border. His former classmate was receiving treatment for injuries sustained when fighters who were apparently affiliated with the Rapid Support Forces (RSF) forcibly seized his village, Shartiba, in mid-March.

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