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This frame from a cell phone video of the razing of Gardud al Badry shows flames arising from thatch-roofed, civilian residential structures called “tukuls”.
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Cell phone video documents a joint unit of Sudanese soldiers, militia, and police targeting civilians while razing and looting the village of Gardud al Badry
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Cell phone video shows flames arising from thatch-roofed, civilian residential structures in Gardud al Badry
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Cell phone video shows flames arising from thatch-roofed, civilian residential structures in Gardud al Badry
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Cell phone video shows flames arising from thatch-roofed, civilian residential structures in Gardud al Badry
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Cell phone video documents a joint unit of Sudanese soldiers, militia, and police razing and looting the village of Gardud al Badry, South Kordofan, Sudan
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Cell phone video frame documenting razing of Gardud al Badry
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Cell phone video documents a joint unit of Sudanese soldiers, militia, and police razing and looting the village of Gardud al Badry, South Kordofan, Sudan
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Cell phone video documents a joint unit of Sudanese soldiers, militia, and police targeting civilians while razing and looting the village of Gardud al Badry
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Cell phone video documents a joint unit of Sudanese soldiers, militia, and police targeting civilians while razing and looting the village of Gardud al Badry
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Cell phone video documents a joint unit of Sudanese soldiers, militia, and police targeting civilians while razing and looting the village of Gardud al Badry
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Cell phone video documents a joint unit of Sudanese soldiers, militia, and police razing and looting the village of Gardud al Badry, South Kordofan, Sudan
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Frame from a newly discovered cell phone video of a joint unit of Sudanese soldiers, militia, and police razing and looting the village of Gardud al Badry, South Kordofan, Sudan, on May 18, 2012.
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Cell phone video documents a joint unit of Sudanese soldiers, militia, and police razing and looting the village of Gardud al Badry, South Kordofan, Sudan
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Cell phone video documents a joint unit of Sudanese soldiers, militia, and police razing and looting the village of Gardud al Badry, South Kordofan, Sudan
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Gardud al Badry before June 19, 2012
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Gardud al Badry after September 8, 2012
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Gardud al Badry before June 19, 2011
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Gardud al Badry after September 8, 2012
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Destruction Within Gardud al Badry, Sudan
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Damaged Probable School Buildings at Gardud al Badry, Sudan
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Corn and squash invade the ruins of burned tukuls in Gardud al Badry
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Corn and squash invade the ruins of burned tukuls in Gardud al Badry
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The Government of Sudan’s indiscriminate artillery bombardment of Gardud al Badry on July 29, 2012, blew the roof off this classroom, and shrapnel tore a hole through the chalkboard
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The Government of Sudan’s indiscriminate artillery bombardment of Gardud al Badry on July 29, 2012, blew the roof off this classroom, and shrapnel tore a hole through the chalkboard
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Abu Tira Battle Dress Uniform Cap
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Abu Tira Patch
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Map of the Nuba Mountains, South Kordofan, Sudan
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Cell phone video documents a joint unit of Sudanese soldiers, militia, and police targeting civilians while razing and looting the village of Gardud al Badry