Pleas of surviving relatives: Unfortunately, there is no publicly available information regarding any pleas or statements from the surviving relatives or family members of Mohamed Ashour (33), who tragically lost his life on March 20, 2025, during an ambush near Foul Abyad, North Darfur. The available reports primarily focus on the circumstances surrounding his death and the broader context of violence in the region.​

Pleas of surviving relatives: In the aftermath of the killing of Haidar Idris and six others, thousands of displaced residents from Zamzam Camp took to the streets in a mass demonstration. Carrying the bodies of the slain, including Haidar’s, they blocked the El Fasher–Nyala road, demanding justice and protection. The chants and protest signs echoed a shared plea: “We demand retribution.” “We demand protection for the displaced.” “Bring the perpetrators to justice.” The protest was not only a call for accountability, but also a desperate cry for safety, dignity, and the right to live without fear. Families of the victims, including Haidar’s, urged local authorities and the international community to stop the impunity enjoyed by militias such as the Rapid Support Forces (RSF), believed to be behind the attacks.

Pleas of surviving relatives: As of now, there have been no publicly documented statements or pleas from the surviving relatives or family members of Abubakar Abdallah (41), one of the five displaced individuals killed near Foul Abyad, North Darfur, on April 16, 2025. Reports indicate that Abdallah was among a group of internally displaced persons from the Zamzam camp who were ambushed by armed assailants while attempting to retrieve the bodies of earlier victims.

Pleas of surviving relatives: There are no specific, detailed reports regarding the pleas of surviving relatives of Mahdi Abdelrahman. However, based on the events surrounding the attack and the aftermath: Surviving Relatives’ Reactions: After the attack, displaced people from the Zamzam camp, including Mahdi’s relatives, participated in large protests, carrying the bodies of the dead and demanding justice. The demonstrators chanted slogans seeking retribution for the killings and protection for the displaced community. This response reflects the deep grief and anger of the families affected, including Mahdi’s own family. Community Appeal: The community’s demand for justice was also echoed by local leaders, including the Acting Governor of North Darfur, who promised to bring the perpetrators to justice. These collective actions indicate that the surviving relatives and the broader community were seeking accountability and the protection of displaced persons from further violence.

Pleas of surviving relatives: ​As of now, there is no publicly available information regarding surviving relatives or family members of Haroun Jali, who was tragically killed on January 19, 2022, near Foul Abyad in North Darfur, Sudan. The ongoing conflict and communication challenges in the region have made it difficult to obtain comprehensive details about the victims and their families.