Emergency Lawyers

Emergency Lawyers is a group monitoring violations during the conflict in Sudan. They reported the drone strike on the al-Safiya market, providing crucial information on civilian casualties and advocating for an immediate halt to drone attacks.

Emergency Lawyers, an independent group, is documenting atrocities in Sudan and reported that Rapid Support Forces fighters torched many houses in Misteriha, forcing people to flee.

Emergency Lawyers, an independent group, documented atrocities committed by the Rapid Support Forces in Misteriha, including the torching of houses and forced displacement of residents.

Emergency Lawyers, an independent group documenting atrocities in Sudan, blamed the Rapid Support Forces for the attack on the World Food Programme convoy and called it a 'flagrant violation of international humanitarian law and amounts to a full-fledged war crime'.

The Emergency Lawyers, a legal group, reported that the Rapid Support Forces' attack on Mustariha included an armed raid, burning of homes, and drone strikes on civilian locations.