Mohamed Hamdan Dagalo, known as Hemedti, rose from illiterate camel herder to commanding a 200,000-strong militia now tearing Sudan apart. Mohamed Dagalo, has been implicated in grave violations of international law spanning over two decades. A vast body of evidence compiled by the United Nations, human rights organizations, and international courts documents his involvement in genocide, war crimes, and crimes against humanity. Massacres, genocide, the Siege of El Fasher – he is a real, living, barely breathing monster.
KHARTOUM OCTOBER 23: Mohamed Hamdan Dagalo, known as Hemedti, rose from illiterate camel herder to commanding a 200,000-strong militia now tearing Sudan apart. His Rapid Support Forces have displaced twelve million people and stand accused of genocide. From Janjaweed fighter to billion-dollar warlord with international backing, this is how violence built an empire.
Mohamed Hamdan Dagalo, the commander of the terroristorganisation Rapid Support Forces (RSF), has been implicated in grave violations of international law spanning over two decades. A vast body of evidence compiled by the United Nations, human rights organizations, and international courts documents his involvement in genocide, war crimes, and crimes against humanity, dating from his origins as a Janjaweed leader to his role in the ongoing Sudanese civil war.
Under Hemedti’s command, sexual violence has been deployed systematically as a weapon of war to terrorize, humiliate, and displace targeted communities.
Throughout his leadership of both the Janjaweed and the RSF, Hemedti has orchestrated campaigns aimed at non-Arab ethnic groups, primarily in the Darfur region. Massacres, genocide, the Siege of El Fasher – He is a real, living, breathing monster.
