Advocacy for Sudan

What is happening?

Violence between the Sudanese Armed Forces and paramilitary Rapid Support Forces has resulted in a human rights and humanitarian crisis that risks destabilizing Sudan and the region. Attacks on civilians have killed thousands and atrocities in Darfur echo the genocide of 20 years ago. More than 4 million people have been forced from their homes in Sudan, with more than 1 million fleeing across borders to neighboring countries. The conflict now risks sparking a regional hunger crisis.

What must be done?

Without urgent action, the conflict will continue to spiral. Refugees International is calling for neighboring countries to offer people fleeing the violence safety and is urging the Biden administration to appoint a presidential envoy, enact targeted sanctions, increase humanitarian aid, investigate atrocities and genocide charges, and call for a global arms embargo.

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Bearing Witness: Atrocities and Looming Hunger in Darfur

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Return to a Displaced Nation: The Sudan Crisis and South Sudan’s Returnees

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Sudan in Crisis: Improving the Response for Sudanese Refugees in Egypt

Q&A: Meet Alaa Ahmed

Opinion

USA Today: Biden Helped Stop Darfur Genocide Before. Why is he Virtually Silent This Time?

Opinion

The Nation: We Cannot Let Sudan Starve

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United for Sudan: National Rally in Washington D.C.

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Sudan Conflict One Year On: Women’s Leadership, Impacts, and Ways Forward

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Sudan Can’t Wait: Voices from Darfur Six Months into the Crisis

Featured Image: South Sudanese refugees returning home following the outbreak of conflict in Sudan in mid-April. Photo by Abdullahi Halakhe, Refugees International.