The UN Human Rights Office says violations committed by Sudan's Rapid Support Forces during the capture of the city of al-Fashir may amount to war crimes and possible crimes against humanity.

The findings are based on interviews with more than 140 victims and witnesses, and document over 6 000 killings in just the first three days of the offensive.  

Joining in from Nairobi is Seif Magango, spokesperson for the UN Human Rights Office....

The UN Human Rights Office says violations committed by Sudan's Rapid Support Forces during the capture of the city of al-Fashir may amount to war crimes and possible crimes against humanity.
The findings are based on interviews with more than 140 victims and witnesses, and document over 6 000 killings in just the first three days of the offensive. &nbsp;
Joining in from Nairobi is Seif Magango, spokesperson for the UN Human Rights Office....