Mass Graves Identified in Sudanese State, Satellite Project Says
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Three suspected mass graves have been identified in Sudan’s Southern Kordofan state, where government forces have clashed with insurgents since June, the Google Inc.-backed Satellite Sentinel Project said.
Satellite images captured in July and August, backed by eyewitness reports, show white bundles that are “consistent with human remains” close to newly disturbed earth in remote locations in and around Kadugli, the state capital, the group said yesterday on its website.