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Amnesty International has called for the urgent deployment of international forces in Sudan to protect civilians amid escalating violence between the armed forces and the Rapid Support Forces. The organization highlighted a severe humanitarian crisis that has resulted in the deaths of tens of thousands and the displacement of over 14 million people inside and outside the country. They pointed to grave human rights violations, including indiscriminate attacks and ethnic targeting. Amnesty stated that blockade and starvation have been used as tools of war in Darfur for 18 months. The organization plans to gather signatures on a petition to pressure the Security Council and the African Peace and Security Council to deploy peacekeeping forces.
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