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The ICC is advancing investigations into war crimes by Sudan's Rapid Support Forces (RSF) in Darfur, with evidence including video, satellite, and audio data. Despite court efforts, victims remain skeptical about justice, citing ongoing support for perpetrators and obstructed access for investigations amid escalating violence.
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The UK imposed sanctions on Sudanese military leaders linked to ongoing conflict between the Sudanese Armed Forces and the Rapid Support Forces. The measures target commanders accused of atrocities, with calls for ceasefire and humanitarian access amid a humanitarian crisis. The conflict has displaced millions since April 2023.
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Since early March 2026, drone strikes in Sudan's civil war have killed over 200 civilians, including at least 28 in recent attacks on markets and schools near Chad's border and in White Nile state. The US designated the Sudanese Muslim Brotherhood as a terrorist group, citing its role in violence and Iranian support. The conflict has displaced millions and worsened humanitarian crises.
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Sudan has been in a fourth year of conflict, described as an abandoned crisis, with ongoing fighting between the military and RSF. The war has caused widespread displacement, famine, and health crises, with no ceasefire in sight. International efforts to broker peace have largely failed.
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Women in Sudan continue to suffer sexual violence amid ongoing conflict. A young inventor has developed a protective device for women, while reports detail widespread atrocities by paramilitary forces. The conflict has displaced millions and worsened humanitarian conditions, with no immediate end in sight.