American Africa and Sudan affairs expert Cameron Hudson conducted a high-level field visit today, Sunday, to Al-Affadh Internally Displaced Persons (IDP) Camp in Al-Dabbah Locality, Northern State, to review the conditions of IDP communities and documented grave violations attributed to the Rapid Support Forces (RSF) militia.
Hudson was received by the Northern State Wali’s representative and Secretary-General of Social Affairs, Manal Makkawi, alongside a representative of the Humanitarian Aid Commission, Al-Dabbah Locality Executive Director Mohamed Sabir Kashkash, and the head and members of the locality’s Emergency and Crisis Committee.
On behalf of the state government, Makkawi welcomed the visiting expert and outlined the most urgent needs facing Al-Affadh camp and its IDP residents.
For its part, the Emergency and Crisis Committee delivered a comprehensive briefing on the free services provided at the camp, including shelter, healthcare, and education. The committee stated that 15 sub-committees are currently operating to meet sectoral needs across the site.
Hudson also received an expanded briefing from the National Investigations Committee on war crimes and crimes against humanity committed by the RFF militia. The committee underscored the importance of transmitting these findings to international and human rights organizations to prevent impunity, particularly violations linked to the Rome Statute and the International Criminal Court (ICC).
At the conclusion of the visit, Hudson conducted a field tour of the camp, during which he listened to testimonies from women survivors of violence. Displaced women recounted severe abuses they endured during their displacement journey at the hands of the militia, reflecting the scale of the humanitarian suffering caused by the conflict.

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