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Port Sudan bulldozers displace Khartoum residents
The report focuses on the campaign of forced evictions and the demolition of homes and traditional markets in Khartoum State, which began in May 2025 and intensified in 2026. It primarily targeted areas inhabited by citizens from Darfur and Kordofan tribes. The campaign resulted in the destruction of over 20,000 homes and displaced approximately 200,000 people, amid assaults, legal and human rights violations, including breaches of human rights and ethnic marginalization. These included demolitions carried out without prior warnings, as well as the destruction of commercial establishments that impact livelihoods and the local economy. The report considers these policies to constitute economic aggression aimed at forcing the poor to sell their lands, in clear violation of international charters and the Sudanese constitution. It calls for an immediate halt to this campaign and compensation for those affected.
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