11 articles tagged with “Sudan”
Gaza faces heightened siege conditions amid wider regional conflict, while Sudan's war shows no signs of abating and Venezuela's prison system draws international scrutiny.
A United Nations investigation has determined that the Rapid Support Forces conducted a coordinated 18-month campaign of atrocities in El Fasher, Sudan, constituting planned genocide rather than incidental war crimes.
A new United Nations report exposes systematic war crimes in Sudan's besieged city of El Fasher, where civilians trapped by conflict face mounting humanitarian catastrophe and documented mass atrocities.
A UN investigation has found evidence pointing to genocide in Sudan's al-Fashir, while Hamas consolidates control in Gaza despite Trump administration peace efforts, and four South Africans return home after being coerced into fighting for Russia in Ukraine.
From Nigeria's terror-stricken mosques to South Africa's deadly taxi wars, escalating violence is forcing communities to alter fundamental aspects of daily life, including worship practices.
Sudan has accused Uganda of violating international norms by hosting a paramilitary leader accused of atrocities, while the breakaway region of Somaliland intensifies its recognition campaign by offering Washington exclusive access to strategic resources.
An independent United Nations investigation has determined that mass killings of non-Arab communities during the Rapid Support Forces' capture of al-Fashir bear hallmarks consistent with genocide, marking a significant escalation in international scrutiny of Sudan's brutal civil conflict.
A $35 million settlement for Epstein's victims and a UN report on RSF atrocities in Sudan reveal the uneven terrain of international justice, where financial redress moves swiftly but genocide accountability remains elusive.
A United Nations investigative mission has concluded that crimes committed by Sudan's Rapid Support Forces during the capture of el-Fasher constitute indicators of genocide, marking a significant escalation in international recognition of the conflict's severity.
From Ethiopia's fragile Tigray truce to M23's control of eastern DRC and South Sudan's collapsing peace deal, multiple conflicts across East and Central Africa are creating humanitarian crises and testing regional institutions.
As mass killings claim 6,000 lives in el-Fasher and political tensions threaten South Sudan's fragile peace, the region confronts overlapping crises that have displaced thousands and shattered communities across both nations.