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For three years, civilians in Sudan have borne the brunt of a conflict epitomized by widespread violations of human rights and international humanitarian law, often amounting to atrocity crimes. Once, such a conflict would have moved continental leaders into action. But three years in, concrete measures by African states and bodies to protect civilians and […]
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Protect Civilians, Deter Atrocities, Advance Justice On February 26, the United Kingdom, Germany, Ireland, the Netherlands, and Norway announced the formation of a coalition to prevent atrocities and promote justice in Sudan. As atrocities continue unabated the coalition has its work cut out. The announcement—by the countries that make up Sudan Core Group at the Human […]
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What You Need to Know Sudan is a vast and historically significant nation at the crossroads of North Africa, Sub-Saharan Africa, and the Arab world. Anchored by the Nile River system and stretching from the Sahara Desert to the Red Sea, Sudan has long been central to trade, culture, and political power in the region. […]
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Contributed by In On Africa (IOA) Country overview: IOA has long been a trusted source of research and consulting on Sudan, offering in-depth analyses of this Horn of Africa nation now gripped by one of the worlds’ most severe humanitarian crises. Following the overthrow of a decades-long dictatorship, Sudan faced challenges transitioning to democratic governance, […]
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Security Council Should Intervene to Halt Attacks on Civilians, Allow Aid to Enter United Nations Security Council members should urgently act to protect civilians in western parts of Sudan from unlawful attacks and starvation, Human Rights Watch said today. The Security Council should pressure the Rapid Support Forces (RSF) to end their unlawful attacks against […]
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Two years into Sudan’s brutal civil war, over four million people have fled across borders—only to find that aid is evaporating before them. According to the UN World Food Programme (WFP), critical global funding shortfalls now threaten food assistance for Sudanese refugees in Egypt, Libya, Ethiopia, Central African Republic, Uganda, and Chad. Hunger hitting child […]
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By Yasmine Sherif The conflict in Sudan is one of the worst in the world today, and millions of children and adolescents bear the brunt within and across the border from Sudan. As we mark the one-year anniversary of this vicious conflict, we call on world leaders to ensure that all girls and boys impacted by […]
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Darfur Panel of Experts Report Clearly Points to Individual Responsibility for Atrocities The UN Security Council Panel of Experts of Sudan report on Darfur, which is not yet published but already widely shared, makes for a sobering read. The report lays out in detail the waves of devastating attacks by the Rapid Support Forces (RSF) […]
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Devastating Human Toll of Conflict Should Prompt Action Last week, the International Organization for Migration (IOM) reported that 10.7 million people have been uprooted from their homes in Sudan, including 9 million displaced internally—two-thirds since the conflict broke out in April 2023. Sudan now has the highest rate of internal displacement in the world, even […]
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The End of the UN’s Political Mission in the Country Comes As Its Action to Protect Civilians is Needed. Published in : Al Jazeera As devastating videos and bone-chilling accounts of massacres continue to come out of Sudan, the United Nations has appeared to jettison what little remained of its civilian protection role in the country. […]
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