‫منظمة حقوق االنسان والتنمية‬ Human Rights and Development Organization (HUDO) Talodi (3) After the 6th June 2011 and a result of the SPLA attacks on some villages around Talodi town (Mandi and Angarto) the command of the government army instructed its troop to withdraw from where they are and also ordered the civilians to evacuate, some villages were totally evacuated (Al Gardod and Mafloua), some people remained in their villages which later on fall in to SPLA control (Mandi, Angarto, Kindirma, Al Salamat and Taboli) which suffered the government air bombardments, some people from these villages fled to Talodi and Om Dual village (16 kilometers east of Talodi)which had been evacuated later on. The displaced people had suffered from lack of shelter as they were denied to stay in IDPs camps, therefore they were accommodated by their relatives and other people in Talodi, they also suffered from the authorities’ oppression due to suspicious that led to detention and possibly killing of people (from areas under control of SPLA where others remained). Below are some cases: 1) Name: Elnour Ghabash Nassir Gender: Male Age: 65 yeas Occupation: Farmer, Paramount chief of Angarto village, former SAF solder retired on 2007 Marital Status: Married and a father of nine sons (30 years the elder & 17 years the younger) Date & place of detention: 2nd September2011-Talodi (shifted to Abu Jibaiha on 24thJune 2012 Date of Release: 28thJune 2012 Details: Elnour fled to Om Dual from Angarto to be able to farm and work on the traditional gold mining (he manage to farm), he went to the Popular Defense Force(PDF)Headquarters in Talodi in responds to the government’s call for all former solders to be armed (rejection to carry arms is a crime against the government), when arrived at the PDF quarters he was detained (2nd September 2011), since then they only started to interrogate him on February (as usual it was based on his relation with the SPLA and about who remained behind in Angarto, they asked him to bring his people who are left behind in the village,