Person

Hamid Osman Mohamed

Sanctioned entity

Sudan. Named in 1 sanctions listing.

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Summary

Function: Major General of the RSF; Head of Operations of the RSF

Osman Mohamed Hamid is a Major General in the Rapid Support Forces (RSF) and the Head of Operations of the RSF. He has therefore been in charge of the operations carried out by the RSF since the outbreak of the conflict between the Sudanese Armed Forces (SAF), the RSF and their allied armed groups, on 15 April 2023, as notably underscored by his presence on the battlefield in Jebel Aulia in November 2023. Osman Mohamed Hamid therefore holds a command responsibility in the continuation of fighting by the RSF and in the violations of international human rights law and of international humanitarian law committed by the RSF. He is responsible for large-scale attacks based on intersecting ethnicity and gender grounds, killings, torture, widespread sexual and gender-based violence, rape, sexual slavery, abduction, the recruitment and use of children in hostilities, and the obstruction of access to humanitarian aid for civilians in need. Osman Mohamed Hamid has therefore been directly involved in the perpetration by the RSF of acts that threaten the peace, stability and security of Sudan. He is also responsible for actions that constitute serious human rights violations and violations of international humanitarian law, and actions that directly undermine efforts to resume the political transition in Sudan.

Associated entities: Rapid Support Forces

Sanctions and listings1

  • Listed
    15 Jan 2025

    Measures Against Sudan - Ordinance of 25 May 2005 on measures against Sudan (SR 946.231.18)

    State Secretariat for Economic AffairsSwiss SECO Sanctions/EmbargoesSwitzerland

    Programme SECO-SUDANReference 85825seco.admin.chseco.admin.ch

Positions held2

  1. Period not retained

    Major General of the RSF

  2. Period not retained

    Head of Operations of the RSF

Other names1

Also known as1

Amaliyat Osman

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