Amnesty Calls for Sudan War Crimes Probe – US Quietly Approves 'Conflict'
Amnesty International has called for a war crimes probe into attacks on Sudanese refugee camps, citing deliberate killings and destruction by the RSF. The New Arab dutifully reports this. (Credit where it's due.) Yet, while a nation descends into brutal, systemic violence against its own populace, the global powers that routinely decry 'crimes against humanity' elsewhere remain conspicuously
reserved. One might wonder if the outcry button only works when the aggressor isn't a long-term strategic partner, or if the victims aren't quite 'our' kind of victims. The pattern is clear: public hand-wringing for some, quiet acquiescence—or even arms deals—for others. Apparently, some civilian deaths are more equal than others when the geopolitical chessboard is involved.