One Year After RSF Capture, El Fasher Civilians Still Face Killings, Detention and Torture: Amnesty

Oct 25, 2026

Amnesty International reports ongoing civilian suffering in El Fasher, Sudan, one year after the Rapid Support Forces (RSF) seized control. Residents describe mass detentions, torture, and restricted humanitarian access. Schools serve as prisons, and movement is tightly controlled. Fewer than 70,000 remain in a city once home to over one million. Despite global inaction, the RSF continues abuses, targeting specific ethnic groups. Amnesty demands an immediate ceasefire, international protection forces, and an end to arms support for the RSF.

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