PUBLICATIONS

The fundraising Intern will be responsible for driving ACJPS’ fundraising efforts to secure the resources needed to advance the organization’s work. He or She will work closely with the program staff and Finance manager. The Fundraising Intern must know of the existing local, regional, and International funding community for Sudanese civil society.

ACJPS is deeply concerned about the escalating insecurity in Darfur state amidst the ongoing armed conflict in Sudan. We call upon the Sudanese authorities to launch an impartial investigation into the incident between RSF allied militia groups in a Market in Forbraga town, West Darfur state that resulted in the death of 12 Sudanese citizens.

ACJPS condemns the unlawful killing of civilians by the warring parties particularly Rapid Support Forces (RSF) and its allied militia. We call upon the Sudanese authorities to publicly condemn the incidents and launch an independent and impartial investigation into the incidents. We further call upon the warring parties to respect the citizens' rights to life as guaranteed by the Sudanese constitution and international treaties to which Sudan is a party. In this release, ACJPS documents incidents where several civilians were gruesomely killed by RSF and allied militia in Ardamata, West Darfur.

The African Center for Justice and Peace Studies (ACJPS) continues to amplify the voices of women and girls in Sudan by documenting their experiences/stories of sexual violence perpetrated by the warring parties in Sudan. We call upon the warring parties to respect the core human rights treaties, including the International Covenant on Civil and Political Rights Geneva Convention Relative to the Protection of Civilian Persons in Time of War of 12 August 1949 to which Sudan is a party. Sudanese authorities must ensure that all allegations of sexual violence are investigated and perpetrators held to account. Victims must be protected from reprisals and provided with access to free medical, psychosocial, and legal support.

ACJPS has continued to monitor the situation in Sudan since the outbreak of the war and in this detailed report, we document some incidents of arbitrary arrest, incommunicado detention, torture, and ill-treatment committed by the warring parties.

ACJPS is deeply concerned about the escalation of hostilities, combined with large-scale population displacement, and poor humanitarian access which has resulted in the death of several Sudanese citizens. ACJPS has documented incidents where 20 people including children have succumbed to malnutrition and untreated chronic illnesses in Kalma camp in South Darfur.

The African Centre for Justice and Peace Studies (ACJPS) writes ahead of your first session on the Sudan situation in 2024 to urge you to reiterate your calls to the warring parties of the Sudan armed conflict to cease hostilities, protect civilians, and allow safe access for displaced people inside Sudan to humanitarian Services.

As the world watches Hemeti and Burhan -the leaders of the two forces at war in Sudan- undertake diplomatic engagements across the African continent, it is paramount that countries receiving them steadfastly prioritise the fundamental demands of the Sudanese people, including the earnest call for a cessation of hostilities, unhindered humanitarian aid access to the country, and the restoration of democracy and civilian rule.

ACJPS condemns the arbitrary arrest and torture of Nine male Sudanese citizens by the paramilitary Rapid Support Forces (RSF) in Arzin, West Darfur. We call upon the warring parties to desist from arbitrarily arresting and torturing civilians. They must respect civilian’s human rights as guaranteed by the Constitutional Charter, and national and international human rights treaties ratified by Sudan. ACJPS further calls upon the Sudanese authorities to carry out independent and impartial investigations into the allegation of torture of the nine men to hold perpetrators to account and guarantee their access to free medical care.

ACJPS condemns the continued targeting of human rights defenders for their work in Sudan. ACJPS has documented several incidents where seven (07) human rights defenders/activists were arbitrarily arrested detained and allegedly tortured by the SAF Military Intelligence (MI) Unit in Blue Nile region. We urge the Sudanese Army to desist from the repression of human rights defenders and allow them to exercise their rights to freedom of expression and association as guaranteed under Sudan's Constitution and international treaties ratified by Sudan.

ظلّت أعمال النهب تواصل انتشارها لأشهر عدة في ظل انهيار القانون والنظام في السودان، حيث لا يوجد أي مركز للشرطة يعمل في جميع أنحاء البلاد مما يجعل من المستحيل على الضحايا الإبلاغ عن حالات سرقة الممتلكات. وتتهم الأطراف المتحاربة بممارسة انتهاك حقوق الملكية للمواطنين السودانيين. ويوثق المركز الأفريقي لدراسات العدالة والسلام في هذا التقرير، الحادثة التي شاركت فيها قوات الدعم السريع والميليشيات المتحالفة معها في نهب 35 مركبة، بما في ذلك تلك التي تنقل المساعدات الإنسانية إلى المواطنين السودانيين.

لا تزال مأساة الحرب الدائرة تستشري وتتفشى في مدينة نيالا، جنوب دارفور مع تصاعد وتيرة الصراع بين الطرفين المتحاربين. وقد أسفرت الهجمات الأخيرة التي شنها الجيش السوداني عن مقتل ما يقرب من 30 مدنيا، من بينهم أطفال واصابة 22 آخرين بجروح علاوة على الدمار الهائل الذي لحق بالممتلكات.