Obtaining clear information about the sexual violations committed against women in Sudan’s current war was not easy. Many stories remain trapped beneath the rubble of Khartoum’s destroyed buildings, mingled with…
“There is fighting everywhere and we can’t do anything for you”
A protracted conflict looks to be setting in as both sides are averse to a true ceasefire.
Their families joined a sit-in at the Khartoum offices of the UN rights body
Subscribe to our Lens on Sudan newsletter here. A week of heavy clashes in North Darfur has strained the region’s tribal landscape,…
Subscribe to our Lens on Sudan newsletter here. As Prime Minister Kamel Idris continues his European tour pitching his roadmap to end…
Subscribe to our Lens on Sudan newsletter here. While African Union officials see Sudan’s return to the African Union as unlikely in…
Regional pressure and Fasher fallout drive renewed push for Sudan ceasefire
As Sudan grappled last week with devastating floods, its government sought to contain the crisis quietly, avoiding open confrontation with Ethiopia even…
As dengue fever spreads rapidly across Khartoum and Gezira, straining already-limited health services, over 50 migrants from villages on Khartoum’s eastern border…
«Israel and the UAE’s respective projects share a set of dangerous and universalizing justifications»
«At least seven journalists have been killed, one is missing and 17 others have been detained so far.»
«The only way forward is that the ongoing handover to a new extractive class is interrupted.»
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