S.Sudan troops suffocated 60 in church compound: Amnesty

01:44 AM March, 11 2016

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Nairobi (AFP) - The deliberate suffocating of over 60 men and boys stuffed into a baking hot shipping container in South Sudan is a war crime, Amnesty International said Friday.

In a report detailing the atrocity by government soldiers for the first time, the London-based rights watchdog called for the perpetrators to be prosecuted.

The killings, which the government has denied, took place in a Catholic church compound in the central town of Leer in October 2015, Amnesty said.

It was first reported last month by the Joint Monitoring and Evaluation Commission (JMEC), a regional ceasefire body pushing peace efforts.

Amnesty's report, based on 23 eyewitnesses who saw the men and boys forced into the container with their hands tied or saw the bodies later dragged away and dumped, provides more details and attributes blame for the killings.

"Witnesses described hearing the detainees crying and screaming in distress and banging on the walls of the shipping container, which they said had no windows or other form of ventilation," the report said.

Temperatures in the northern battleground state of Unity regularly top 40 degrees Celsius (100 degrees Fahrenheit).

"They said that civilian and military officials had direct knowledge that the detainees were in distress and dying but did nothing to help them," the report said.

Relatives of those killed said the victims, "were cattle keepers, traders and students, not fighters," according to Amnesty.

Amnesty said one witness saw troops open the container, remove four corpses and then, "close the container again on the remaining detainees who were still alive inside."

The earlier JMEC report said that those found alive were then killed, and that the only survivor was an eight-year old boy.

"We could see the people inside and they were not alive," one witness told Amnesty.

"What we saw was tragic... the container was full of people. They had fallen over one another and on to the floor. There were so many people."

The bodies were later dumped in an open field, with Amnesty researchers finding, "remains of many broken skeletons still strewn across the ground."

After winning independence from Sudan in 2011, South Sudan erupted into civil war in December 2013, setting off a cycle of retaliatory killings that have split the poverty-stricken, landlocked country along ethnic lines.

Both the government and rebel sides have been accused of perpetrating ethnic massacres, recruiting and killing children and carrying out widespread rape, torture and forced displacement of populations to "cleanse" areas of their opponents.

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• IGAD's Inter-Parliamentary Union convenes its meeting in Khartoum
• Sudan’s opposition welcomes HRW’s confirmation of Darfur mass rape
• 38,600 displaced in Darfur in a month: OCHA
• Two more militiamen die after army, militia clashes in Darfur’s East Jebel Marra
• Red Cross / Red Crescent Movement deeply concerned about death of Sudanese Red Crescent workers
• Three staff of the Sudanese Red Crescent killed in an attack in Blue Nile state
• Militia officers stripped of their ranks in Central Darfur
• 3 million dollar support from Finland for the needy in Sudan
• SLM-SR statement in response to ICC Chief Prosecutor Suspension of Darfur Investigations
• Skin diseases, food shortage in Jebel Marra: newly displaced
• US Secretary of State is pressing for a UN vote creating an arms embargo on South Sudan
• Gunmen steal cash from stores in South Darfur capital
• Firewood collectors assaulted in Kabkabiya, North Darfur
• Boy burns to death in attack on villages in North Darfur
• Thirst in North Darfur’s Shangil Tobaya camps
• MP demands rule of law restored in North Darfur
• More bombs fall on Golo, Central Darfur
• Population ‘trapped’ in Central Darfur’s Golo
• NCF to launch campaign against Sudan’s April elections
• Zuma finalizes an agreement for co-operation in a number of fields with Sudan
• 10th anniversary of The Massacre marked in Port Sudan
• Sudan’s opposition urges the citizens to boycott the elections
• Central Darfur’s Mukjar horror movie after sunset
• Boy dies as Sudanese MiG strafes Jebel Marra farms
• Rebels claim 95 kills in fighting near Golo, Central Darfur
• Sudan to transform Darfur’s Jebel Marra into terrorist base: rebel leader
• North Darfur’s Zamzam camp short of drinking water, medicines
• Ten raped, three sheikhs killed in separate incidents in Darfur
• Unamid concern over impact of fighting on Darfuri civilians
• Militiamen kidnap and rob North Darfuri, thousands flee homes
• Darfur rebels to be eliminated soon: Al Bashir
• Villagers executed in Jebel Marra, OCHA reports 5,700 newly displaced in North Darfur
• North Darfur: Massive attack on villages south of El Fasher, Zamzam camp raided
• Cold, hunger kills six children in North Darfur
• Significant civilian displacement in Sudan's North and South Darfur: UN says
• UN sends mission to North Darfur, militia raids go unreported
• Thousands hiding in Darfur’s East Jebel Marra without water, food
• Darfur Association warns for widespread govt. attacks
• Militia reinforced, bombing in East Jebel Marra, North Darfur
• Sudan allows two NGOs in East Jebel Marra, Darfur
• Sudan Air Force bombs farmlands in Darfur’s East Jebel Marra
• Report of the Independent Expert on the situation of human rights in the Sudan, Mashood A. Baderin
• Three traders detained in Darfur’s East Jebel Marra
• Four women, including two minors, gang-raped in Darfur
• Woman dies as Sudan air force bombs East Jebel Marra
• Rapid Support Forces Commander: Our Forces did not attack citizens in Khartoum
• Sudan Air Force bombs market in Darfur’s East Jebel Marra
• Basic school stripped of its contents in Darfur’s East Jebel Marra
• Villagers in North Darfur’s Tawila repel militia attacks
• Herders murdered in Darfur’s East Jebel Marra
• Militiamen loot 'lawless' Central Darfur town
• Three dead, two injured as missiles hit Tabit, North Darfur
• One of three Darfur child bomb victims dies, two kling to life
• Two killed in new village attack in Darfur’s East Jebel Marra
• Fresh satellite images show devastation of Darfur villages by Rapid Support Forces
• More than 16,000 displaced from Darfur’s Jebel Marra still living in the open
• Sudan Human Rights and Humanitarian Bulletin for the period 01 to 15 March 2014
• Alarm raised over violence in Sudan's Darfur
• The US expresses concern over escalation of violence in Darfur
• Issues No. 6 and 7 of the Sudan Human Rights and Humanitarian Bulletin covering the periods 01 to 1
• Sudan Human Rights and Humanitarian Bulletin Issue No 4 01 – 15 Decem
• Aerial bombardments kill ten, injure eight in East Jebel Marra
• 3rd Issue of the Sudan Human Rights and Humanitarian Bulletin for the

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