A Sudan Court has sentenced Six officers of Sudan’s Rapid Support Forces to death over the killing of six protesting students in 2019. Over 120 people were killed during the forceful dispersal of the protests, though the numbers have been debated. Nine members of the RSF were arrested days after the protests. Reuters reports that in a statement on the convictions, the civilian court in Al-obeid where the officers were being tried, held that the officers broke RSF law and behaved individually, as “their actions have no relation to the forces they were...