2.2.6 Assassination of Ismail in Kadogli On15th March 2020 evening hours, Mr. Ismail Edriss Adam (54 years old)was shot dead by two masked men as he was alighting from his car. The killers first called him by his name and when he responded, immediately one of the masked men shot him on the chest and they ran away. Mr. Ismail was the general manager of Islamic Dawaa organization in Kadogli) and he had just arrived (returned) at his home. The neighbours and his family came to the scene only to find him in a pool of blood. They rushed him to the hospital but he died before arriving. A case was reported at Kadogli police office against anonymous and the police visited the incident/ crime scene. No further investigations or arrests have been done ever since. 2.2.7 Assassination of Fathi in Kadogli On15th March 2020 evening hours, while Mr. Fathi Shareif Elnour (27 years old) was going back home, he was shot dead along the main road. According to Kadogli hospital, his body had five bullet wounds especially on the abdomen and chest (trunk). The case was reported by his family at Kadogli police office against anonymous and no further investigations have been carried out yet. 2.2.8 Two people murdered and others injured by SAF soldier in Dilling Locality On 1st May 2020, an armed soldier named Kamal Tartur, dressed in Sudan Armed Forces (SAF) uniform, obstructed the way of Mr. Saeed Nasir (42 years old) at Helat Elfaki village. This happened when the family members were riding on a tuktuk coming back to their village/ Elsebai from the weekly market of Al-Farshaya village. Soon after stopping them, he shot at them with his gun and disappeared. This resulted in the immediate death of Mr. Saeed Nasir and his infant son Mohammed Saeed Nasir (20 months). The following people were seriously injured; 1. Ms. Halima Hamid Fatees (47 years) mother of the injured child/ Mubark 2. Ms. Hawa Kowa (26 years) 3. Mubarak Mohammed Hussein (4 years). The injured people were taken to Dilling hospital and on 2 nd May 2020, they were transferred to Khartoum hospital where they received further treatment. 16

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