As Sudan enters its fourth year of devastating conflict, civil society organisations and activists express grave concern at the continued suffering of millions of civilians. The war has destroyed lives, livelihoods, and communities, while mass human rights violations are committed daily by the warring factions with complete impunity.
Despite repeated appeals, regional and international bodies have failed to exert the necessary pressure to compel the parties to cease hostilities, allow humanitarian assistance, and halt the flow of arms that sustains the conflict. Sudan risks becoming a forgotten war, with its people abandoned to endless violence.
We note with deep disappointment the failure of the United Nations Security Council on Monday, 25 August 2026, to adopt a resolution banning the use of weaponized drones. These drones have inflicted catastrophic harm on civilians, striking homes, schools, hospitals, and places of worship.
The absence of decisive international action emboldens perpetrators and prolongs civilian suffering.
Its on that very background that Civil society organisations and activists t call upon the international community to,
1).Impose stronger, coordinated measures to compel the warring parties to agree to an immediate cessation of hostilities.
- Ensure the protection of civilians and guarantee unhindered delivery of humanitarian assistance.
3). Stop the flow of arms to belligerents, including drones and other weapons used against civilians.
4). Hold perpetrators accountable for war crimes, crimes against humanity, and grave violations of human rights, and bring them to justice.
5).Take decisive action against external actors who interfere in the conflict by supplying arms to the warring parties and adopt strong measures to deter such complicity.
Sudanese civil society remains steadfast in its demand for peace, justice, and dignity. The international community must act urgently and decisively to end impunity, protect civilians, and support a path toward sustainable peace in Sudan.
1/Darfur Victims Support Organization.
2/Voices of Victim News papers. 3/Nabaq organization for rights and development-NORD
4/canabi Congress
5/kawalisMedia
6/African Organization for Rights and Development (AFORD)
7/NADO Media ,Development and peace organization.
8/Sudanease journalist initiative for please and democracy
9/aljasser-news
10/Al Jasser Center for Development and Peace.
11/ Raboa Sudan Organization for Development and Peace.
12/Enlightenment Center for Culture and Dialogue.
13/ woman of change organization .
14/Alberdi for peace &development .
15/the African Lens .
16/Sudan human rights association .
17/ Ajras al-Hamish online Newspaper.
18/Sudanese Organization for Human Rights.
19/Sudanese Center for Democratic Media.
20/Earth Sustainable Development Organization .
21/ Elaf Organization for Peace & Community Development.
22/ justice africa Sudan .
23/ Africa Unity &Peace organisation.
24/Al- Dar Organization
(ALDAR).
25// SA SA Company for Dialogue and Peacebuilding
