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The UN reports a surge in civilian deaths and war crimes in Sudan's ongoing conflict, with over 11,300 civilians killed in 2025. Human rights violations, including ethnic violence and sexual violence, have intensified amid fighting between the Sudanese Armed Forces and RSF. Recent sanctions target RSF commanders involved in atrocities.
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Tanzania has released a report attributing post-election violence to planned protests, with hundreds injured and dozens unaccounted for. The commission suggests the violence was coordinated and planned, with some victims shot inside their homes. The government has not acknowledged casualties publicly, and the report indicates the death toll may be higher than recorded.
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Tanzania's commission has released a report on recent unrest, documenting extensive violence, property damage, and political manipulation. The inquiry highlights systemic issues, social tensions, and external influences, with a provisional death toll of 518. The government aims to promote national healing and prevent future violence.