HUDO Centre
Date: 10th November 2021
No.: H.K/PS/68/021
PRESS STATEMENT
KILLING OF CIVILIAN BY RSF AND PDF SOLDIERS NEAR ABU-JIBAIHA, SUDAN
On 22nd October 2021, RSF and PDF soldiers attacked and killed some residents of Attur
village as they were coming home from the mosque. The case was reported at Abu-Jibaiha
police but no assailant was apprehended.
On 22nd October 2021, some residents of Attur village were moving from Addaka village mosque after
Friday prayers to their village. They were suddenly invaded by a group of armed soldiers who came
on vehicles, dressed in Rapid Support Force and People Defense Force uniform. The assailants shot
bullets at them and as a result three (3) people died immediately, the names of the dead are;
Abduelgawi Ismail, Elhaj Mohammed Hussein and Ibrahim Musa Abduelgawi. Other residents
escaped the gunfire. But soon after the attackers had moved away, the residents discovered that two
of their members were missing. Two days later, one of the missing persons (Abdu Kororo) was found
dead at Attur Mountain while the other person remains missed.
This case was reported by residents of Attur village to Abu-Jibaiha police but no perpetrator was
apprehended yet they are known from their nomad camp and tribe.
Attur and Addaka villages are closer to each and located in Abu-Jibaiha locality of South Kordufan
State/ Nuba Mountains, about 30 km west Abu-Jibaiha town and it’s mostly occupied by Kenana tribe.
The accused armed group is from Hawazma tribe. The two tribes have been conflicting for the last
two years.
HUDO Centre is very concerned about the security situation and the safety of civilians in conflict
areas and calls upon;
Police in South Kordufan State/ Nuba Mountains to execute their duties responsibly and to
apprehend the perpetrators.
The national, international organizations and UN agencies to pay attention to the conflict areas
especially during this time of the military coup.
End: For more information please write to: hudo2009@gmail.com
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