Recent reports, including a Yale University investigation, have uncovered a harrowing campaign of mass killings and cover-ups orchestrated by the Rapid Support Forces (RSF) in Sudan, particularly in el-Fasher. Bodies have been discovered in canals and other areas, with estimates suggesting that around 15,000 corpses have been buried across Khartoum state. The reports indicate that the RSF has detained over 19,000 individuals under inhumane conditions and are implicated in ethnically motivated atrocities. As the international community responds with sanctions against RSF commanders, the emphasis is on the urgent need for accountability and transparency in addressing these humanitarian crises.