sudan civil war

Sudan's Stance on Ending the Civil War The Sudanese government emphasized the importance of proposals respecting national integrity in resolving the ongoing civil conflict. Sudan's supreme interests, national unity, and territorial integrity are paramount. The Foreign Ministry asserts the need for proposals to align with national sovereignty. Details of recent proposals have not been clearly outlined by the government. Government's Position The Sudanese Foreign Ministry reiterated that any peace proposals…

UN Report Highlights Genocide Indicators in Sudan’s el-Fasher The United Nations has identified significant indicators of genocide following the RSF’s takeover of el-Fasher. Investigations reveal widespread atrocities, urging global responses. The UN's independent mission described the RSF's operation as deliberate and coordinated. Tens of thousands have died in Sudan’s ongoing conflict, with millions displaced. UN urges accountability for war crimes and pressure for humanitarian access. Violence and Human…

Sudan's Crisis: Mass Atrocities in Darfur The recent violence in Darfur, Sudan, has resulted in over 6,000 deaths in late October, as reported by the U.N. Human Rights Office. The Rapid Support Forces (RSF), a Sudanese paramilitary group, have been implicated in severe human rights violations, raising concerns of war crimes and crimes against humanity. The RSF's offensive targeted the city of el-Fasher. The U.N. report highlights systematic violence and atrocities. Humanitarian crises are exacerbating due to…

U.N. Warns of Repeated Atrocities in Sudan The U.N. rights chief has warned of potential repeated atrocities in Sudan, emphasizing the need for accountability and prevention. Recent violence has shown the urgent need for international attention. Volker Türk called the el-Fasher violence a "preventable human rights catastrophe." The atrocities involved mass killings, sexual violence, and the use of child soldiers. International community urged to prevent a similar crisis in Kordofan. Unfolding Tragedy:…

Suffering and Survival in Eastern Chad: A Refugee Crisis Unfolds Authorities and aid organizations in eastern Chad are grappling with a surge of Sudanese refugees fleeing a brutal conflict. The humanitarian emergency is highlighted by severe shortages in medical and mental health support. Wounded refugees suffer from both physical and psychological trauma. The conflict involves drone attacks and ground combat, creating casualties. Chad's medical facilities are overstretched, struggling to cope with the influx.…

The Breaking Siege of Kadugli: A Turning Point in Sudan's Conflict The Sudanese army has broken a paramilitary siege on the key southern city of Kadugli, signaling a significant shift in the war within the Kordofan region. This development marks a notable reversal of the paramilitary Rapid Support Forces' (RSF) offensive strategies. The army's breakthrough was confirmed by Sudanese army chief Abdel Fattah al-Burhan. Kadugli has been under siege for much of Sudan's nearly three-year conflict. The city, a focal…

Assessing the Destruction of El-Fasher El-Fasher has been devastated and mostly evacuated following its seizure by the Rapid Support Forces. Doctors Without Borders (MSF) recently conducted a limited assessment of the city's status. The city was overtaken after months of siege by the RSF. MSF's findings highlight massive destruction and depopulation. The visit marked MSF's first entry since suspending operations in August 2024. A Ghost Town MSF described El-Fasher as resembling a ghost town, with only a few…

Passenger Flights Resume at Khartoum International Airport Sudan's Khartoum International Airport witnessed the arrival of its first passenger flight since the outbreak of civil war in April 2023. This marks a significant milestone following extensive conflicts between the army and the Rapid Support Forces (RSF). The flight was operated by Sudan Airways from Port Sudan. Onboard was Prime Minister Kamil Idris. The return signifies renewed airport operations. Background of the Conflict The civil war heavily…

Sudan's Ongoing Conflict: Army Chief Rejects Political Settlements with RSF As Sudan’s conflict stretches into a third year, Sudanese army chief Abdel Fattah al-Burhan has vowed that peace will not come until the paramilitary Rapid Support Forces (RSF) are defeated. Burhan rejects any political resolution involving the RSF, emphasizing the need for complete disarmament. The conflict between Sudan's army and RSF has resulted in widespread devastation. Burhan insists that public sentiment aligns with the army's stance…

Humanitarian Crisis in Sudan Amid Prolonged Conflict The ongoing civil war in Sudan has caused a large-scale humanitarian crisis, marked by extensive displacement and acute food shortages. This section explores the dire humanitarian conditions and the impact on the population. Conflict between Sudan's army and Rapid Support Forces (RSF). Tens of thousands dead, approximately 11 million displaced. Over 21 million facing acute food insecurity. UN's Condemnation and Call for Action UN Human Rights commissioner…