U.N. rights monitors accuse Sudan of bombing Darfur

22 Sep 2006

United Nations human rights monitors on Friday accused Sudan’s army of dropping bombs on villages in North Darfur, killing and injuring civilians, and driving hundreds of people from their homes. Full Story

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