الشاهد الأقوي ضد الحكومة و جنجويدها بدارفور : المقابر الجماعية .. 36 مقبرة حول قرية واحدة فقط

Quote: For Ibrahim, finding his friends' bones in a shallow grave was just one of the torments he described. In February 2004, he said, his father, a sister, three brothers and five nephews were slain during an army-janjaweed raid on his village, Trindi. He said it was targeted because it is inhabited by people of the same tribe as that of a rebel group. He managed to bury his relatives in a hurry, then fled to Mukjar, a three-hour hike away. But the following week he was arrested and jailed. He and other witnesses said that nearly every day for over a month, government forces would pluck a few men from the jail. Ibrahim said he saw or heard people being killed. Others just disappeared, and sometimes their bodies would turn up later, he said. "I learned to survive by hiding at the back of the cell when they came to pull people out," Ibrahim said.