Sudan Conflict: AU Calls for Humanitarian Law Respect
- In the wake of a deadly attack on a humanitarian convoy that resulted in five deaths, the United nations and the African Union have jointly appealed to all...
- The ongoing Sudan conflict has created deep divisions within the nation.
- This protracted conflict, now lasting more than two years, has led to the displacement of an estimated 13 million people.
The UN and African Union are stepping up. They urgently call for respect of humanitarian law amidst the escalating crisis in the Sudan conflict. Following a deadly attack on a humanitarian convoy, these bodies demand all parties adhere to international law. This conflict, now spanning over two years, has tragically displaced an estimated 13 million people, sparking a massive hunger and displacement crisis. The regular army and the RSF control different regions, deepening the divisions. Learn more at News Directory 3. International pressure is mounting to ensure safe aid passage. Discover what’s next as efforts intensify to address the humanitarian impact of the Sudan conflict.
UN, African Union Call for Adherence to Law in Sudan Conflict
Updated June 11, 2025
In the wake of a deadly attack on a humanitarian convoy that resulted in five deaths, the United nations and the African Union have jointly appealed to all parties involved in the Sudan conflict. The organizations stressed the critical need for all sides to respect international humanitarian law.
The ongoing Sudan conflict has created deep divisions within the nation. The regular army maintains control over much of the central, northern, and eastern regions. Conversely, the paramilitary Rapid Support Forces (RSF) hold sway over nearly all of Darfur and sections of the south.
This protracted conflict, now lasting more than two years, has led to the displacement of an estimated 13 million people. Human rights organizations are describing the situation as the world’s largest hunger and displacement crisis, highlighting the severe humanitarian impact of the Sudan conflict.
What’s next
International bodies are expected to increase pressure on all factions to engage in constructive dialog and ensure the safe passage of humanitarian aid to mitigate the escalating crisis in Sudan.