Khartoum Genocide Document

The Khartoum Genocide Document refers to a series of systematic actions by the Sudanese government against specific ethnic groups, especially in Darfur, starting in the early 2000s. It outlines how government forces and allied militias targeted civilians, leading to mass killings, displacement, and widespread abuse. This document is significant for documenting war crimes and highlighting the international community's response to what many have labeled a genocide. Understanding it is crucial for recognizing patterns of violence and the importance of accountability in human rights.