- rebels. In 2013, the
Rapid Support Forces grew out of the
Janjaweed. The
origin of the word
Janjaweed is unclear. It may
derive from the
Arabic words jinn...
- the
Janjaweed. The
latter were
armed Baggara herders whom the
government had used to
suppress a
Masalit uprising from 1986 to 1999. The
Janjaweed became...
- the
Janjaweed. The
latter were
armed Baggara herders whom the
government had used to
suppress a
Masalit uprising from 1986 to 1999. The
Janjaweed became...
-
recruitment of
Janjaweed militias,
although he
consistently denies that he is part of the
military chain of
command of the
Janjaweed. He
claims to be...
-
Sudanese government forces and the
Janjaweed ("evil men on horseback")
paramilitary groups. The
actions of the
Janjaweed have been
described as genocidal...
-
subsequent shootout with the
Janjaweed, but not
before killing or
wounding a few
dozen of the
savage militia. The
surviving Janjaweed then burn the
village to...
-
after sunrise, when
Janjaweed launched an
offensive from the west.
Later offensives came from the
north and south. The
Janjaweed came in waves, according...
- has gone rogue. The RSF grew out of, and is
primarily composed of, the
Janjaweed militias which previously fought on
behalf of the
Sudanese government...
-
Janjaweed and
Masalit civilians in the
Kreinik refugee camp near El Geneina, West Darfur.
These led to m****acres over the
following days by
Janjaweed...
-
maintains control over the
towns of Kutum,
Kabkabiya and
Saraf Umra. "
Janjaweed leader defects from NCP,
establishes new
political movement". Retrieved...