A UN human rights investigator said she saw "strong...
A UN human rights investigator said she saw "strong indications of crimes against humanity" during a 13-day visit to the Darfur region of Sudan and called for the international community to investigate exactly what happened
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A UN human rights investigator said she saw "strong indications of crimes against humanity" during a 13-day visit to the Darfur region of Sudan and called for the international community to investigate exactly what happened. Asma Jahangir, the UN investigator on executions, said that only by cataloguing what had happened in the region since fighting broke out last year can a determination be made of who was responsible and the scope of the killings.
— SOURCES
- (Sources: Townsville Bulletin, 01/07/2004)
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