The UK has imposed travel bans and asset freezes on senior commanders from both sides of Sudan's conflict suspected of sexual violence during the siege of El Fasher, on the first anniversary of the city's fall. The Guardian
the GuardianUK sanctions Sudanese military leaders implicated in El Fasher ‘campaign of rape’Commanders suspected of sexual violence during the largest and fastest slaughter of civilians in more than 30 years have been subjected to travel ban and asset freeze
Do targeted sanctions like these change how commanders behave, or do they mainly serve as a public record?
