Sudan Human Rights Network
SHRN initiative to silence guns in Sudan

A call to transform the Sudanese Armed Forces’ military victories in central Sudan into an opportunity to negotiate a ceasefire throughout Sudan.
مبادرة هادفة لإسكات صوت البندقية في السودان

Statement on International Women’s Day

Today, as the world marks International Women’s Day, we honor women’s resilience, courage, and invaluable contributions to shaping societies and advancing justice, equality, and peace.
تهنئة للمرأة السودانية في يوم المرأة العالمي

في هذه المناسبة، نشيد بشكل خاص بالنساء السودانيات، اللاتي كنّ على الدوام في طليعة النضال والتحول. لم يشهدن التاريخ فحسب، بل صغنه، وقادن الحركات من أجل العدالة والديمقراطية وحقوق الإنسان، على الرغم من القمع المنهجي والشدائد التي عانين منها.
Stop the indiscriminate shelling and widespread extrajudicial killings in Sudan

Sudan Human Rights Network (SHRN) condemns the indiscriminate shelling of populated areas by the Rapid Support Forces and the extrajudicial killings committed by the militias affiliated with the Sudanese Army in the ongoing conflict between the Army forces and the Rapid Support Forces since April 2023.
أوقفوا القصف العشوائي وعمليات القتل خارج نطاق القضاء في السودان

A Letter to Civil Society, Human Rights Organizations, and the People of Sudan

Sudan is enduring one of the darkest chapters in its history. The ongoing war is tearing apart our nation, dismantling the social fabric that binds us together, and perpetuating blatant human rights violations committed by the warring parties. This conflict is not just about political power; it is a direct assault on our humanity, dignity, and shared future.
رسالة إلى منظمات المجتمع المدني ومنظمات حقوق الإنسان والشعب السوداني

Prioritizing Protection: A Call for a Logical Approach to the Sudan’s Crisis
Joint Statement of Sudanese and International Civil Society Organizations
30 October 2024

After 18 months of conflict, the situation has deteriorated significantly, with civilians in regions like Darfur, Al Gezira, Khartoum, and Kordufan, among other areas of Sudan, facing constant threats to their lives and left trapped with no safe passage or protected zones. Due to institutional impunity, a lack of media coverage, widespread misinformation, and deliberate disinformation, Sudanese civilians’ suffering remains grossly overlooked, leading to a climate that allows further aggravation of these violations.