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Niemat: When we felt like hope was gone, it was the women, the youth, the civil society orgs of #Sudan who preserved it. They have shown remarkable resilience but that cannot last forever in the face of the worst humanitarian crisis on the planet

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Niemat: the survivors who lived in horrible conditions in camps following the 2005 genocide were promised justice. That they could go home. That there was going to be accountability for the perpetrators. Instead they have seen the same actors return to make them suffer again.

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Niemat: “As hard as it was over the last several years, I was hopeful. Because I believed I could be a voice for our people. 3 million people survived in 2005 because of the attention of normal people saying “not in our world”. But that is not where we are now. We need that kind of action again.”

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Myra: “GBV in #Burma is ongoing. But women there are organized and fighting back. They aren’t giving up. But the question is how long will they have to wait for us to help?” “Both #Sudan and Burma involve #genocide. Are ignored and overwhelming. But they are solvable!”

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First panel w/ Niemat Ahmadi, Myra Dahgaypaw, and Quscondy Abdulshafi speak to the current situation in Sudan and Burma. Myra: “Int’l community has expressed outrage, issue statements, pass resolutions and then move on. And Junta calculated, correctly, that there will be no consequences.”

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Refugees International @refugeesinternational.org · 15/04/2026

Incredibly important conversation on “A World Without Genocide - The case of Sudan” organized by Darfur Women Action Group. Opening by @bridgetmoixfcnl.bsky.social of @fcnl.bsky.social “I still have hope because the people of Sudan have not given up. They are still fighting. How can we do any less?”

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Today marks three years of war in Sudan and the scale of suffering is staggering. It’s past time for Congress to pass the Stand Up for Sudan Act and halt U.S. weapons sales to the UAE, the primary backer of the RSF. Sudan can’t wait. Act now. support.refugeesinternational.org/a/take-actio...

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Nonviolent Peaceforce @nonviolentpeaceforce.org · 14/04/2026

"Local civilians are doing everything they can to survive - it is well past time that the international community do everything in their own power too." -Armstrong Evans, NP’s Head of Mission, Sudan ⬇️ Read the press release: bit.ly/4cxHKZk

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Three Years of Atrocities in Sudan: World’s Largest Humanitarian Catastrophe

TAWILA, North Darfur—April 13, 2026: Three years since the conflict escalated on 15 April 2023, Nonviolent Peaceforce (NP) deplores the unrelenting

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Mark Kersten @markkersten.bsky.social · 15/04/2026

“Minimal, half-hearted and lackluster responses from the African Union, the UN Security Council and other international and regional actors have only emboldened the perpetrators to continue carrying out these attacks." - @agnescallamard.bsky.social amnesty.ca/human-rights... #KeepEyesonSudan

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Sudan: Three years on, warring parties intensify brutal war on civilians

The three-year-long brutal conflict in Sudan between the Sudanese Armed Forces (SAF) and the Rapid Support Forces (RSF) and their respective allies

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Just Security @justsecurity.org · 15/04/2026

Three years of #CivilWar, going into a fourth with no end in sight, #Sudan is the world’s worst humanitarian disaster. Quscondy Abdulshafi joins Viola Gienger on the latest episode of the JS Podcast to discuss how #Sudan got here and the international efforts – and failures – to stop it:

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The Just Security Podcast: Sudan Enters Its Fourth Year of Civil War

Quscondy Abdulshafi joins host Viola Gienger to discuss how Sudan got to this point, how the international community has responded, and where to go next.

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afpeacebuilding.bsky.social @afpeacebuilding.bsky.social · 15/04/2026

Today marks the 3rd anniversary of the devastating war in #Sudan that has created the world’s worst humanitarian crisis. World leaders must take immediate action to promote an inclusive peace process and prevent further atrocities Our statement: www.allianceforpeacebuilding.org/afp-publicat...

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On the Third Anniversary of the War in Sudan, the Alliance for Peacebuilding Calls on World Leaders to Work Toward Sustainable Peace — Alliance for Peacebuilding

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE April 15, 2026 CONTACT Nick Zuroski | nick@allianceforpeacebuilding.org Washington DC, USA   —  The Alliance for Peacebuilding (AfP), a network of nearly 300 ...

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Ahmadi: this crisis is one of #Accountability. Generals made the evaluation that Bashir got away with 2005 genocide, so we can get away with this now. Lack of #Justice from 20 years ago sowed the seeds of current conflict.

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Ahmadi: massacres and #Atrocities are starting in places that hadn’t experienced it before, like places in Blue Nile, South, West, and North Khordufan. Gender based violence #GBV continuing and intentional by armed actors. Reality of war in singled out regions is one of ethnic targeting

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Ahmadi: as devastating as it is to speak about 3rd anniversary of conflict, hopeful in seeing the strong engagement. Attention on Sudan globally is less though. Need a coalition of U.S. and others to end the crisis. Mass displacement and systematic attacks on women continue.

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Booker: Stories of humanitarian workers, women, survivors are seared in my memory. Pushed for expansion of arms embargo, appointment of special envoy, and more focus by administration to this issue. Prisoner of hope for more peace in #Sudan

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Booker: There is no military solution to this conflict. This moment demands #Accountability and action. Silence is the worst kind of complicity. Real consequence to #USAID destruction and removal of humanitarian assistance. Saw firsthand at Chadian border work of humanitarian actors.

@booker.senate.gov “heartened by the full room” calling attention to this issue. Call to the conscience of the world. RSF and SAF force the people of #Sudan to pay the cost of their war. Egregious violations of #humanrights continue. Food insecurity, medicine, and security all impacted.

Mahmoud: There was no end of the Darfur #genocide. the current conflicts come from the fact that there was no #Accountability. “There are no humanitarian solutions to humanitarian problems” - because those problems aren’t caused by our humanity: require political, state, and innovative solutions

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Mahmoud: found out again family had been killed by going through videos of RSF. This time the #genocide was live-streamed. Bullets kept coming even after death. 30k dead in less than 72 hours. This is a continuation of 2005 genocide. It never ended. #AtrocityPrevention failed

Mahmoud: situation in El Fasher #Sudan - all comms went dark. All “last mile” aid delivery lost comms. Videos started coming out. My cousin’s face fills the screen. RSF had killed her and were gloating over her body. Assaulted and killed patients in hospitals. Family homes destroyed.

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Panelists for today’s #Sudan discussion share details around Sudanese civilian responses, including Emergency Response Rooms (ERRs), women’s groups, and community kitchens.

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Warner: “I will personally write the letter of nomination for President Trump for the Nobel Peace Prize if he brings the power of the office of the President to bear on this conflict and the third parties involved in it.”

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Warner: Biden Administration made mistakes re #Sudan, but destruction of #USAID ability to mitigate and reduce civilian suffering is travesty in ability to address humanitarian crisis. Want to see American youth engage again with Sudan like they did back in the 2000s. “Pick the side of humanity”

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@markwarner.bsky.social shares remarks at the #Sudan “Three Years on” event. Focused on lack of focus on humanitarian crisis in Sudan. Praises the youth movement in Sudan for their efforts towards a free and safe Sudan. Emphasizes that both SAF and RSF are bad actors w/ “blood on their hands”

Senator Mark Warner shares remarks at commemoration of three years of conflict in Sudan

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Konyndyk calls for appointment of Special Envoy for #Sudan, passage of pending Sudan-focused legislation, increased humanitarian assistance (including spending existing allocated funds) and the re-establishment of the Sudan Caucus in U.S. Congress.

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@jeremykonyndyk.bsky.social opens the conversation for today’s “Three Years On: #Sudan’s War, Humanitarian Collapse, and U.S. Leadership” with @refugeesinternational.org calling for congressional action & more serious administration attention. Bipartisan support to end the #atrocities in Sudan

Full room of attendees in Russell Office Building for Sudan conflict event