The women have joined specialized training offered by the government in order to prevent attacks and harassment carried out by RSF emergency support forces, including rape.

The women have joined specialized training offered by the government in order to prevent attacks and harassment carried out by RSF emergency support forces, including rape.

Sudan. Reports from Sudan say thousands of women in the country have decided to join the army to get training to help fight the RSF emergency response forces.

In line with that they are also taking self-defense lessons from the enemy who is alleged to have abused those women including raped them. In response to a video published by Al Jazeera.

The move comes more than a year since the country’s army (SAF) clashed fiercely with RSF forces in a alleged contest for power.

In implementing that the women are now attending camps initiated by the country’s government including a school in Port Sudan in order to learn how to fight the enemy.

Students, teachers and housewives meet each day to learn drills and how to use an AK47 type rifle from military officers.

On the other hand, the International Organization for Children (UNICEF) spokesperson in the country, Mandeep O’Brien has warned that war in the country is threatening the future of its 24 million youngest citizens.

O’Brien said the same in an exclusive interview with UN News adding that “Sudan is facing an unexplainable human disaster.” It’s a living nightmare for children. ”