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The violence of Sudan's civil war continues to escalate.

50 or 60 people in a single street or 10 or 20 people.

They kill them. Then they would go to the next

street. And again, that's the massacre I saw in front of me. That was a witness in Sudan's city of

Al-Fashir talking to Reuters. The city was seized by the paramilitary group Rapid Support Forces,

or RSF, in late October. That takeover led to reports from the Sudan Doctors Network of

mass executions, including over 400 people killed in a hospital. The RSF and the Sudanese military

have been at war for over two and a half years now. The conflict in a country that's home to

more than 50 million people has led to famine, millions displaced,

and allegations of horrific war crimes, including sexual violence.

There is mounting evidence that rape is being deliberately and systematically used as a weapon

of war. Women's bodies, ladies and gentlemen, have just become a crime scene in Sudan.

That's Anna Mutavati with the group UN Women, speaking to NBC News.

She's UN's Women's Regional Director for East and Southern Africa.

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