Militants allegedly kill two and rape three
Radio Dabanga, 27/11/ 2012 – Two displaced persons were killed and
another four injured when an alleged pro-government militia opened
fire on them in the village of Kobe at approximately four kilometers
from Gereida in South Darfur on Monday morning, November 26, sources
told Radio Dabanga.
In addition, the militants reportedly raped three girls, after killing
and injuring a group of displaced persons. Witnesses, who fled the
scene, described the militia as 'loyal to the government' and added
that the group consisted of about 18 gunmen on camels and horses.
The militants crossed the group of displaced persons, who were working
at their farms in the village of Kobe near to Gereida, and randomly
opened fire on the displaced without any warning.
The witnesses explained that the random firing resulted in the death
of Omer Abdel Kareem and Ali Abdel Kareem, both residents of Sabi
camp. Additionally, the firing resulted in the injuring of Mariam
Dawood Hamad, Haleema Dawood Hamad, Abdullah Abdel Kareem and Nimeiri
Abdel Kareem from Gigi camp.
Three girls raped
They added that the gunmen raped three girls between 18 and 25 years
old, after randomly shooting at the group of displaced. The witnesses
told Radio Dabanga that the incident caused fear and panic among the
displaced women and explained that both the police and UNAMID were
informed about the incident.
The injured victims were taken to Gereida hospital for treatment and
the fatal victims' bodies were buried at the cemetery of Sabi camp in
Gereida.
The displaced from camps in Gereida appealed to the local and state
authorities as well as UNAMID to urgently provide protection for the
displaced and to put an end to all attacks, a displaced person added
to Radio Dabanga from Gereida.

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