Across Sudan, young people remain at the heart of community support and human rights activism. Whether organizing local relief efforts, documenting violations, or raising awareness on social media, they bring unprecedented energy and innovation to the movement. Even after displacement…
As conflict intensifies, human rights defenders in Sudan face growing digital threats. Surveillance, device confiscation, and hacking attempts have increased dramatically, making online safety a critical part of protection. Simple practices—such as using secure messaging apps, enabling two-factor authentication, and…
The war in Sudan has triggered one of the world’s largest displacement crises in decades. Families have fled from Khartoum, Darfur, Kordofan, Gezira, and other regions—often leaving behind everything they own. Many now live in overcrowded camps or makeshift shelters,…
As the conflict spread across Sudan, it became clear that no single defender or organization could operate safely alone. This is where the work of coordinated regional networks proved crucial. Each state now has a representative responsible for communication, relocation…
The April 15 conflict marked a turning point for human rights work in Sudan. As violence expanded across states, defenders found themselves exposed to unprecedented risks—from targeted arrests to displacement and loss of communication networks. Many were forced to flee…
