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Sudan: Sudan's Forgotten War - a New Diplomatic Push Is Needed
Chatham House, 14 March 2024
After nearly a year of devastating conflict, there is little sign of a ceasefire. Concerted high-level international pressure is needed to change the calculations of the generals… Read more »
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Sudan: Sudan Conflict Monitor - 5 Things That Matter Now
Ayin English, 12 March 2024
The Sudan Conflict Monitor is a rapid response to the expanding war in Sudan written through a peace-building, human rights, and justice lens. Here we have tried to capture the… Read more »
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Sudan: Urgent Action Needed On Hunger Crisis
HRW, 15 March 2024
Security Council Should Act on Access for Aid Deliveries Read more »
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Sudan: Sudan - 5 Million At Risk of Starvation Due to War, UN Says
DW, 16 March 2024
The conflict between the Sudanese army and the Rapid Support Forces militia has decimated the country's ability to feed itself and prevented humanitarian aid from reaching those… Read more »
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Sudan: Sudan Army Takes Control of Radio and Television Corporation in Omdurman
Dabanga, 12 March 2024
The Sudanese Armed Forces (SAF) announced yesterday that took control of the National Radio and Television Corporation in old Omdurman, after weeks of fierce fighting in the area. Read more »
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Sudan: How Sudanese Rights Defenders Are Risking Their Lives to Document the War
The New Humanitarian, 11 March 2024
'Documentation is a pathway to justice.' Read more »
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Sudan: Int'l Women's Day in Sudan Commemorated, Not Celebrated
Dabanga, 8 March 2024
On the occasion of International Women's Day today, Radio Dabanga talked with women's rights activists Jalila Khamees and Zeina Osman, medical doctor Nada Sayed, and poet Nawal El… Read more »
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Sudan: SAF-RSF War of Words As Sudan POW Transfer 'Called Off'
Dabanga, 11 March 2024
In a war of words as fierce as the fighting on the ground, the Sudanese Armed Forces (SAF) and Rapid Support Forces (RSF) have issued contradictory statements regarding a proposed… Read more »
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Sudan: Sudan's Healthcare, the First Casualty of War
Ayin English, 11 March 2024
The health sector was one of the first casualties of the war. As conflict spreads, medical facilities continue to be targeted by the warring parties and medical staff are compelled… Read more »
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Sudan: Calls for Comprehensive Approach Following UNSC Sudan Resolution
Dabanga, 11 March 2024
The paramilitary Rapid Support Forces (RSF) have welcomed the United Nations Security Council's adoption of Resolution No 2724 on Friday, urging an immediate halt to hostilities in… Read more »
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Sudan: Sudan Govt to Open Borders, Airports to Humanitarian Aid
Dabanga, 6 March 2024
Following intense pressure from within Sudan and from the international community, the Sudanese government informed the United Nations today that it will open several border… Read more »
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Sudan: CPJ Condemns Killing of Sudanese Journalist Khalid Balal in Darfur
CPJ, 6 March 2024
The Committee to Protect journalists calls on Sudanese authorities to investigate and hold to account those responsible for killing the journalist Khalid Balal and urges all… Read more »
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Africa: UN Human Rights Chief Speaks on Ethiopia, Chad, Mali, Burkina Faso, Sudan, Ghana, Rwanda and Somalia
UN, 4 March 2024
Mr President, Excellencies, Distinguished delegates, Read more »
International Pressure Needed to Stop Battling Sudanese Generals
The fight between two rival generals has decimated Sudan's ability to feed itself, preventing humanitarian aid from reaching those who need it most - and now 5 million people face starvation.
InFocus
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Special Envoy for Sudan Tom Perriello is visiting seven countries across east Africa and the Middle East in an attempt to jumo-start peace talks aimed at halting fighting in Sudan, ... Read more »
Access to conflict-affected areas have been limited for international aid agencies (file photo).
InFocus
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The United Nations Transition Assistance Mission in Sudan - which was tasked with aiding the transition from dictatorship to democratic rule - has ended its mandate. But UN ... Read more »
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Experts discussing the war in Sudan at a business forum have said that it's fueled by corruption - pointing to the involvement of foreign countries "given Read more »
