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During July, August, and September 2026, the report recorded civilian casualties, both deaths and injuries, in Darfur, Kordofan, Khartoum, and Blue Nile, as well as continued arrests and enforced disappearances affecting civilians, activists, humanitarian workers, and journalists.

The September 2026 report documents ongoing conflict-related violations across several Sudanese states, including killings, the targeting of civilians through shelling and drone strikes, arbitrary arrests, enforced disappearances, and torture, alongside deteriorating conditions in prisons and detention centers and unfair trials.

The conflict has demonstrated the dangers of militarization, parallel armed structures, and the exploitation of social and political divisions, while civilians continue to bear the heaviest costs.

Enforced disappearance in Sudan occurs across diverse settings rather than in a single environment or fixed circumstances. It manifests in various contexts that differ in violence levels, the nature of involved actors, and the scope of targeting. Analyzing documented cases and testimonies reveals that understanding this phenomenon requires a dual perspective.