Sexual violence rife in war-torn Sudan capital: Human Rights Watch

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PORT SUDAN: Sudan's warring parties have committed widespread sexual violence against women and girls between the ages of 9 and 60, Human Rights Watch said Monday, and have denied survivors access to health care in the capital. In a new report, Khartoum is not safe for women, Rights Watch includes the testimonies of 42 health care workers and first responders about sexual violence and forced marriage and child abuse since the April 2023 war between the Sudanese army and the Rapid Support Militia. submitted. forces

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