Fourteen peaceful protestors were brutally killed by the Rapid Support Forces (RSF) and the security forces in Sudan on November 17. It was a tragic and bloody day for Sudanese people across the globe.

Sit Alnofor Ahmed, 22 years old nurse, was brutally killed by a shot in her face while helping the wounded in the street. She was full of energy, courageous, smart entrepreneur, inspirational activist, and a peaceful protester. 43 peaceful protesters were killed since Sudan's military coup on October 25, all of them were demonstrating for freedom, democracy, and justice in Sudan.

The RSF is a paramilitary group, supported by the Sudanese government, with a documented history of outrageous human rights violations, genocide, and war crimes. In Darfur, the RSF (also known as the Jingaweit/Janjaweed) attacked villages, burned and looted homes, raped and executed civilians.

The international community and social media platforms are fully aware of the widespread atrocities committed by the RSF, yet the RSF and its commander Mohamed Hamadan Daglo “Hiemiditi” have active and verified accounts in most of the social media platforms (Twitter, Meta (Facebook), youtube, Instagram and others).

Recently, Meta (Facebook) confirmed removing hundreds of pages, accounts, and groups linked to the RSF and involved in disinformation campaigns targeting Sudanese people.

We urge Twitter, Meta, Google and other social media providers to take a moral and ethical position by removing all those social media accounts associated with the RSF.

Help us by reporting below verified accounts of General Daglo and RSF:

- Genral Daglo verifieed Twitter account
- Genral Daglo verfied facebook page
- RSF Youtube channel
- RSF Instagram account  

Let's bring some justice to Sit Alnofor, all the killed peaceful protesters and people of Sudan.

More Resources:

- US Embassy Chargé d’Affaires Brian Shukan paid respects to the family of Sit Alnofor Ahamed. 
 
- Human Rights Watch "Men with No Mercy" report about RSF.

- BBC Report: Hemeti - the warlord who may control Sudan’s future

- National Security Archive: Declassified Documents on Darfur Genocide Reveal Situation Nearly Identical to Current Atrocities

- US State Department - Documenting Atrocities in Darfur Archive