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Browsing: Mohammad Hamdan Daglo
- The US has imposed sweeping sanctions on Rapid Support Forces (RSF) commander Mohammad Hamdan Daglo, known as Hemedti, for gross human rights violations in war torn Sudan.
- Also hit are seven RSF-owned companies operating in the UAE for their role in fueling the ongoing conflict.
- These measures underscore the US’s commitment to promoting accountability and supporting Sudan’s quest for peace and democracy.
The US has intensified its efforts to hold perpetrators of Sudan’s humanitarian crisis accountable by sanctioning RSF leader Mohammad Hamdan Daglo, widely known as Hemedti.
Accused of orchestrating systematic atrocities, Hemedti now faces sanctions for his direct involvement in gross human rights violations, including mass rapes committed by soldiers under his command in Darfur region.
The US Department of State, in a statement released Tuesday, revealed that Hemedti has been designated under Section 7031(c) of the US law. This designation bars him and his immediate family from …