Torture and murder- detention centres in Sudan
19 September 2023 On 23 April, as the conflict escalated between the Sudan Armed Forces (SAF) and the paramilitary Rapid Support For...
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Lost homes: How former Khartoum residents are seeing their homes occupied by soldiers
10 September 2023 Mohammed* was scrolling through posts on Facebook when he saw it. His own home, with soldiers inside, was in a vid...
How mutual aid networks are powering Sudan’s humanitarian response
This article was co-reported by Ayin Media and The New Humanitarian, an independent journalism service that focuses on humanitarian...
Dar El Salaam, Omdurman: The worst indiscriminate shelling to date
12 July 2023 Last Friday an aerial bombardment on the Dar El Salaam neighbourhood, Omdurman, the capital’s sister city, killed at le...
The attack on Sudan’s heritage, the destruction of an invaluable library
10 June 2023 The ongoing conflict in Sudan, now entering the eighth week, has endangered hundreds of Sudanese peoples’ lives –and no...
The Sudan Conflict Monitor – 31 May update
The Sudan Conflict Monitor is a rapid response to the expanding war in Sudan written through a peacebuilding, human rights, and just...
The mass looting of Khartoum’s shops and markets
28 May 2022 After the signing of the US-Saudi Arabia brokered ceasefire, merchants from the capital area are finally able to review...
As Jedda talks continue, humanitarian concerns mount in Sudan
18 May 2023 “As they talk, we continue to suffer,” says Khartoum resident and former pharmacist May Babiker. Like many others in Sud...
As the Jedda Agreement is signed, airstrikes in Khartoum, mass violence in Geneina
15 May 2023 Today marks a complete month of fighting between the army and the paramilitary Rapid Support Forces in Sudan’s capital,...
South Sudanese citizens respond to mass exodus from Sudan
15 May 2023 Sarah Joseph, like many South Sudanese in Juba and those residing across the border in neighbouring Sudan, was stunned....