US EditionRisk of Genocide in Sudan ‘Very High’: UN
- Since April 2023, violent clashes between Sudan’s military and its prominent paramilitary group have led to widespread displacement and severe hardship for civilians throughout the country.
- The ongoing conflict arises from a battle for control between Sudan's military leader and the head of the paramilitary Rapid Support Forces, further aggravated by ethnic violence and deliberate assaults on displaced populations.
- The violence has resulted in over 10.7 million internally displaced persons, widespread suspension of humanitarian aid, allegations of international law violations, and specific threats to women and ethnic minorities.
- UN officials caution that the likelihood of mass atrocities, including genocide and severe human rights violations, remains extremely high, calling for urgent global action and stressing the imperative to safeguard civilians under all circumstances.
- The crisis shows no sign of abating, with continued arms smuggling, escalating violence, and deliberate demographic shifts suggesting further deterioration and urgent need for accountability and humanitarian access.
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The regular army announced on Tuesday 24 June that it had expanded the area of its operations in Kordofan and Darfur. For the United Nations, the intensification of the war threatens to worsen "more the suffering of civilian populations." It warned that the risk of genocide, war crimes and crimes against humanity remains "very high" in the Sudan.
·Paris, France
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Africa: Human Rights Council Hears Concerns Over Displacement, Genocide Risks and Migrant Trafficking
On day six of the 59th Session of the Human Rights Council (HRC) in Geneva, the Council heard urgent updates on rising internal displacement driven by organised crime, escalating genocide risks and the trafficking of women in the domestic work sector.
·South Africa
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