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Sudan seeks reinstatement in African Union amid summit

12 February 2025

Three women and a teenaged girl from El Geneina, West Darfur, who survived rape committed between April and June 2023. HRW photo

Fears of rising sexual violence against women in Darfur after reported rapes

12 February 2025

Hamdok

Sudan’s Hamdok to lead new civilian coalition ‘Resilience’

11 February 2025

Commissioner Hatm Essaiem

African rights body awaits Sudan visas for probe into conflict abuses

11 February 2025

Efforts to save Sudan's 'Progress' coalition failed during meetings held in Entebbe, Uganda, from Dec. 3-6, 2024.

Sudan’s ‘Tagadum’ coalition officially dissolved over parallel government plan

10 February 2025

Osman Mohamed al-Hassan Dinkawi, the Director of the Passports and Immigration Department

Legal changes needed to lift Sudan passport ban, police say

9 February 2025

Sudan's FM Ali Youssif

Sudanese foreign minister to visit Moscow

9 February 2025

Hamdok and some of Tagadum leaders raise their hands at the opening session of their three-day meeting on May 27, 2024

Sudan’s Tagadum to split, recommends name change amid parallel government dispute

9 February 2025

Former Prime Minister Abdalla Hamdok (second from right) participates in an internal Tagadum discussion in Kampala on December 5, 2024.

Rival factions to announce parallel government in Sudan

8 February 2025

Emergency Surgical Team at Bashair Hospital Khartoum, Sudan

RSF arrests two volunteers at Khartoum Hospital

8 February 2025

Jubilant residents of Abu Quta welcome the Sudanese army on February 7, 2025.

Sudan’s army claims control of key town near Khartoum

7 February 2025

Wreckage of a drone downed by the Sudanese army in Debba on February 7, 2025.

Sudan military shot down seven drones in Debba

7 February 2025

Simon Gatwech Dual

South Sudan opposition faction signs peace deal in Sudan

6 February 2025

Families seeking refuge in Tawila after escaping conflict in El Fasher, November 8, 2024.

UN concerned over mass displacement of civilians from El Fasher

5 February 2025

The Wall of Khartoum North water station damaged by gunfire from the RSF elements on Feb 4, 2025

RSF snipers fire on engineers inspecting damaged Khartoum water plant

4 February 2025