Those forcibly disappeared in the Sudan war – an open wound for thousands swallowed by absence

Report by Azza Mohammed/ World Media Network for Sudan Media ForumWaleed has returned after a forced disappearance that lasted more than two years since the beginning of the Sudan war between the Armed Forces and the Rapid Support Forces (RSF). His family did not recognise him because of his changing features and malnutrition, like all forcibly disappeared people. He came back but he didn’t come backWalid is one of the few lucky people who survived the scourge of torture, beatings, and deprivation of food and drink inside the Rapid Support Detention Centers. He continued: “In other reports, the number exceeds 50,000 people.” “The Sudan war has shown new patterns of enforced disappearance of thousands of civilians,” Amir said. In the emergence of new patterns of enforced disappearance shared by the parties to the conflict, which makes it a crime War.