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349. The Commission interviewed several eyewitnesses in relation to rapes of three women, one of
whom was killed, while fleeing the attack on their village Kalokitting, South Darfur, around March
2004. The Commission received the following information regarding this incident:
The village was attacked around four in the morning. Men with weapons, wearing khaki and
covering their faces, entered houses. There were many weapons, including Kalashnikov,
Dushka, and GM, as well as green vehicles. The army was there and everybody was wearing
khaki. There were around two to three white and green planes, which came very low. One
white plane was attacking. One of the victims stated as follows: “It was around 04h00 when I
heard the shooting. Three of us ran together. We were neighbours. Then we realised that we
did not bring our gold. When we returned, we saw soldiers. They said stop, stop. They were
several. The first gave his weapon to his friend and said to me to lie down. He pulled me and
threw me on the floor. He took off his trousers. He ripped my dress and there was one person
holding my hands. Then he “entered” [a word for intercourse]. Then the second “entered”, and
the third “entered.” I could not stand afterwards. There was another girl. When he said lie

down, she said no. Kill me. She was young. She was a virgin. She was engaged. He killed
her.” The third woman who was also there stated that she was raped in the same way.