Dqureis Prison: Deaths and Organ Dismemberment
The Sudanese government has issued serious allegations against the Rapid Support Forces, accusing them of operating an organized network involved in smuggling and selling human organs within detention centers in Darfur, particularly at Dungris Prison in Nyala. These claims are based on testimonies, human rights reports, and medical reports. Organizations such as "Mishad" and the United Nations team have documented evidence of organ removal cases without the consent of the detainees. According to survivor testimonies, surgical procedures suspected of aimed at illegally extracting kidneys and other organs were conducted without the detainees’ knowledge or approval. Despite these allegations, the documented evidence—such as medical records and judicial reports—remains insufficient at this time to conclusively prove the existence of an organized network. Most of the information continues to rely on testimonies and claims that have not been independently verified. The deteriorating security situation, especially amid escalating conflicts and a loss of control by authorities, creates an environment conducive to the growth of human trafficking—particularly organ trafficking. There are significant human rights concerns regarding ongoing abuses within detention centers in conflict-affected areas.
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