Sudan unrest: Govt forces killed 11 in Darfur

Protesters have begun a civil disobedience campaign against ruling Transitional Military Council (TMC) in Sudan, to handover power to a civilian government.

Khartoum: Rapid Support Forces opened fire on citizens in central Darfur, killing at least 11 people and injuring 20 on Monday, according to Central Committe of the Sudanese Doctors.

Protesters have begun a civil disobedience campaign against ruling Transitional Military Council (TMC) in Sudan, to hand over power to a civilian government.

Many people have been killed after a crackdown was launched on protesters in Khartoum since June 3.

The TMC has promised to bring the perpetrators of the crime to justice and release the outcome of the investigation.

Amnesty International's Secretary General, Kumi Naidoo said, "The TMC of Sudan must immediately withdraw all members of the Rapid Support Forces from policing and law enforcement anywhere in Sudan and especially in Khartoum."