- The United Nations reports a nearly five-fold increase in violence against children in Sudan between 2022 and 2023.
- Sudan’s Army and the Rapid Support Forces are blacklisted by the UN for crimes against children, including killings, maimings, and attacks on schools and hospitals.
- The conflict has caused mass displacement, with families fleeing to refugee camps like Zamzam, where children face malnutrition rates twice as high as in central Darfur.
- The International Criminal Court is gathering evidence for a potential investigation into systematic and organized attacks on human dignity in Darfur.
- Legal advisers call for international action focusing on civilian protection, increasing humanitarian aid, and accountability for war crimes and human rights violations.
- Despite international pledges of humanitarian aid, only 16% of the needed support has been received, underscoring the urgent need for increased aid and protective measures for civilians.
- Experts emphasize the importance of holding the warring parties, particularly the RSF and its enablers, accountable for their actions, including potential genocidal acts in Darfur.
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