Amnesty accuses Sudan of chemical attacks on Darfur

Rights group Amnesty International has accused Sudanese government forces of killing scores of civilians, including many children, in suspected chemical weapon attacks in a mountainous area of Darfur.

More than 30 such attacks are believed to have been carried out on several villages as part of a massive military campaign against rebels in Darfur's Jebel Marra, between January and September.
 
Amnesty International investigations gathered horrific evidence of the repeated use of what are believed to be chemical weapons against civilians, including very young children, by Sudanese government forces in one of the most remote regions of Darfur over the past eight months.

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