El FasherFewer than 70,000 people remain, Amnesty International says.
17 of 19 residents Amnesty interviewed said Rapid Support Forces fighters detained them, often for months.
Britain imposed travel bans and asset freezes on 15 Rapid Support Forces and army commanders and pledged £15 million in aid.
Britain, France, Germany, Canada and the EU urged states to stop arming the war.
How each outlet framed it
- Radio Dabanga leans critical
- reports sanctions on RSF and SAF commanders, naming Abu Jalak and Al-Qubba for El Fasher's siege, alongside £15M in aid
- Radio Dabanga leans critical
- details schools turned into RSF detention centres, with 17 of 19 resident interviewees reporting detention