We found Abdulqadir Abdullah Ali wandering around the camp, located in the desert about 770km (480 miles) north-east of el-Fasher. He was trying to register his family for a tent. The 62-year-old walks with a heavy limp, after suffering serious nerve damage to his leg during the long siege, because he could not get medicine for his diabetes.
When fighters from RSF finally captured the city, he said he felt no pain as he ran. "They were shooting at the people - the elderly, the civilians, with live ammunition, they would empty their guns on them," he told us. "Some of the RSF came with their cars. If they saw someone was still breathing, they drove over them." The RSF told the BBC it rejected accusations of systematic abuses against civilians. |