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Quote: Enforced disappearances, arbitrary arrests and illegal detentions 30. UNMIS Human Rights received several reports of alleged abductions or disappearance of people, reportedly suspected supporters and affiliates of the SPLM/A. Precise figures are unknown. A church official in Kadugli said that by mid-June nearly 50 members of the church were unaccounted for. On 8 June, UNMIS Human Rights witnessed the movement of four armed men (two armed men in civilian clothes and two Central Reserve Police) carrying weapons in and out of the IDP area situated outside the UNMIS protective perimeter, without any intervention from the UNMIS peacekeepers guarding the perimeter and deployed around it. The armed men conducted identity checks on the IDPs. Eyewitnesses interviewed reported that the armed men abducted three IDPs from the vicinity of the UNMIS protective perimeter on suspicion that they were supporters of the SPLM. 31. UNMIS Human Rights received reports from multiple witnesses that on the morning of 19 June, two armed Arab militiamen abducted a young girl from outside the vicinity of the UNMIS protective perimeter while she was fetching water with her mother. The girl has not been seen since. 32. Through house to house searches and targeted actions at checkpoints and at the Kadugli Airport, the SAF is believed to have engaged in arbitrary arrests and detentions of persons suspected of being supporters and affiliates of the SPLM/A. On 7 June 2011, a community leader reported that SAF and PDF militia were engaged in house-to-house searches mainly in the Banjadid Locality west of Kadugli town, causing civilians to panic that their identities could be mistaken for those of SPLM/A supporters and affiliates. 33. According to several sources, a priest and two church members were detained for two days by SAF personnel at a checkpoint near Kadugli Airport on 9 June while they were trying to flee to El Obeid. The detention took place one day after the church had reportedly come under attack by SAF and police personnel. 34. A young woman of Nuba descent informed UNMIS Human Rights that she had been arrested in the vicinity of the Kadugli Police Headquarters on 20 June. During her detention she was interrogated about her work with an international NGO and accused of being a SPLM supporter while police beat her with their fists, sticks, rubber hoses and electric wires. UNMIS Human Rights noted bruises and scars on the woman’s neck and back which were consistent with her statements. 35. On 20 June 2011, while IDPs were being directed and coerced by National Security Service (NSS) officials to return to their homes, a female from the Hajar Al Nar district of Kadugli interviewed by UNMIS Human Rights said that Central Reserve Police had arrested her 14 year old nephew and two other boys aged 15 and 17 and taken them to a SAF facility. In Dilling, a staff member working for an UN-funded project reported that NSS personnel had stormed their offices on 21 June, arresting two staff members and ransacking the offices. 36. On 26 June 2011, seven men in civilian clothes reportedly from the NSS Political Bureau arrested a Kadugli-based human rights activist of Nuba descent from his relative’s home in Al Thawra district of Omdurman, in Khartoum State. The arrested man, originally from Talodi, is the Chairperson of a prominent human rights organization in Kadugli. He fled to Khartoum State after the fighting began and is believed to be presently detained at the NSS Political Bureau in Khartoum Bahari district.