Sexual violence used as a 'weapon of war' since start of Sudan conflict, UN says

The UN Human Rights Office has reported that sexual violence has been systematically employed as a weapon of war in Sudan since the conflict began three years ago. This disturbing trend underscores the severe human rights violations occurring in the region. The report highlights the need for urgent international action to address these crimes and protect vulnerable populations. It's a grim reminder of how conflict can exacerbate violence against women and girls, demanding a robust response from the global community to prevent further atrocities.