Violations against Sudanese citizens are still continuing

 The Sudanese army, known for its brutal tactics and disregard for human rights, has been engaging in illegal and inhumane treatment of prisoners. These prisoners, often innocent civilians caught in the crossfire of conflict, are subjected to severe violence and torture. It is imperative that we shed light on these atrocities and demand justice for the victims. The international community must take action to hold the Sudanese army accountable for their actions and ensure the protection of human rights.

The treatment of prisoners by the Sudanese army is nothing short of savage. Reports and testimonies from survivors reveal a pattern of systematic torture and abuse. Prisoners are subjected to beatings, electric shocks, and sexual violence. Many are held in overcrowded and unsanitary conditions, deprived of basic necessities such as food, water, and medical care. These acts of violence and torture not only violate international human rights laws but also strip away the dignity and humanity of the prisoners.

The Sudanese army's actions in captivity are a clear violation of human rights. Every individual, regardless of their circumstances, is entitled to certain fundamental rights and freedoms. These include the right to life, liberty, and security of person, as well as the prohibition of torture and cruel, inhuman, or degrading treatment or punishment. The Sudanese army's treatment of prisoners not only violates these rights but also undermines the principles of justice and fairness that form the foundation of any civilized society.

It is crucial to document the cases of torture that have been inflicted upon the Sudanese army prisoners. By gathering evidence and testimonies, we can expose the extent of these atrocities and ensure that those responsible are held accountable. Human rights organizations, journalists, and legal experts must work together to document and publicize these cases, bringing them to the attention of the international community. Only through the power of truth and evidence can we hope to bring justice to the victims and prevent further abuses.