US Congress Weighs Two Bills to Strengthen Sudan Peace Efforts
The measures would reinforce the special envoy role, expand sanctions and authorize U.S. support for a protection force as abuses continue.
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US Congress Should Pass Legislation on Sudan
Click to expand Image Displaced Sudanese people who fled El-Fasher after the city fell to the Rapid Support Forces (RSF), walk in the Um Yanqur camp, located on the southwestern edge of Tawila, in western Darfur, on November 3, 2025. © 2025 AFP via Getty Images Congress is currently considering two bills on Sudan: the Preventing External Aggression and Conflict Escalation (PEACE) in Sudan Act of 2026 in the Senate and US Engagement in Sudanese P…
US Congress weighs two bills to strengthen Sudan peace efforts
The US Congress is considering two pieces of legislation aimed at expanding Washington’s role in efforts to end the war in Sudan, with Human Rights Watch urging lawmakers to strengthen accountability provisions in both bills. The Senate proposal focuses on preventing foreign interference and further escalation of the conflict, while the House bill seeks to increase US involvement in Sudanese peace efforts. Both measures would require the US admi…
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