16. April 2023 | Thomson Reuters (Autor)

Sudan

Kurzer chronologischer Überblick über politische Entwicklungen seit 2018

Sudan's years of political strife (Medienbericht, Englisch)

15. April 2023 | BBC News (Autor)

Sudan

Hintergrundartikel zu den Kämpfen zwischen der Armee und den Rapid Support Forces (RSF, Schnelle Unterstützungskräfte)

Sudan fighting: The military rivalry behind the clashes in Khartoum (Medienbericht, Englisch)

15. April 2023 | Thomson Reuters (Autor)

Sudan

Kurzer Hintergrundartikel zum Machtkampf

Factbox: The struggle for power in Sudan (Medienbericht, Englisch)

13. April 2023 | Thomson Reuters (Autor)

Sudan

Kurzer Hintergrundartikel zu den Rapid Support Forces (RSF, Schnelle Unterstützungskräfte)

Factbox: Who are Sudan's Rapid Support Forces? (Medienbericht, Englisch)

25. Juni 2025 | TNH – The New Humanitarian (ehemals: IRIN News) (Autor)

Sudan

Nuba-Berge: Vertreibung, Hilfsblockaden und Hungerkrise

Aid blocked as “unimaginable suffering” grips Sudan’s Nuba Mountains (Medienbericht, Englisch)

• Sudan’s war [https://www.thenewhumanitarian.org/africa/east-africa/sudan] began in April 2023 and pits the national military – the Sudanese Armed Forces (SAF) – and allied groups against the paramilitary-turned-rebel Rapid Support Forces (RSF),which is armed extensively [https://www.nytimes.com/2024/09/21/world/africa/uae-sudan-civil-war.html] by the United Arab Emirates.

24. Juni 2025 | BBC News (Autor)

Sudan

Bundestaat West-Kordofan: Mehr als 40 Personen, darunter Kinder und ärztliches Personal, bei Angriff auf Krankenhaus getötet

Children killed in 'appalling' Sudan hospital attack - WHO head (Medienbericht, Englisch)

• The Rapid Support Forces (RSF) blames its opponents the Sudanese army for attacking the hospital, as do two prominent civil society groups, but the army itself has yet to comment on the allegation. Since Sudan's civil war began in April 2023, the scale of suffering is so vast that the UN has labelled it the world's worst humanitarian crisis.

20. Juni 2025 | OHCHR – UN Office of the High Commissioner for Human Rights (Autor)

Sudan

Regionen Nord-Darfur und Kordofan: Zivile Opfer, sexuelle Gewalt, Entführungen und Plünderungen in mehreren Gebieten gemeldet; paramilitärische Rapid Support Forces (RSF) griffen am 15. Juni 2025 nach einjähriger Belagerung die Stadt al-Faschir an

Sudan: Türk warns of catastrophic surge in violence (Appell oder Pressemitteilung, Englisch)

• Regionen Nord-Darfur und Kordofan: Zivile Opfer, sexuelle Gewalt, Entführungen und Plünderungen in mehreren Gebieten gemeldet; paramilitärische Rapid Support Forces (RSF) griffen am 15. Juni 2025 nach einjähriger Belagerung die Stadt al-Faschir an
• North Darfur and Kordofan regions: Civilian casualties, sexual violence, abductions and looting reported in several areas; the paramilitary Rapid Support Forces (RSF) have launched an attack on the city of El-Fashir after a year-long siege on 15 June 2025
• On 15 June, after a year-long siege, the Rapid Support Forces (RSF) launched a further attack on El Fasher, following months of increased mobilisation of fighters, including the recruitment of children, across Darfur.

20. Juni 2025 | Women's Refugee Commission, Global Refugee Youth Network, Hopes and Actions Foundation (Autor)

Sudan

Bericht zur Lage junger Frauen, die durch Konflikte vertrieben wurden (Bildung; Lebensunterhalt; Gesundheit; Sicherheit und Schutz; Zugang zu Informationen und Kommunikationsmitteln)

Futures On Hold: How War and Displacement Are Impacting Young Sudanese Women (Spezieller Bericht oder Analyse, Englisch)

• [http://www.womensrefugeecommission.org.] 4 Table of Contents Abbreviations and Acronyms GBV Gender-based violence SGBV Sexual and gender-based violence STI Sexually transmitted infection RSF Rapid Support Forces SAF Sudan Armed Forces GRYN Global Refugee Youth Network IDPs Internally displaced people INGO International nongovernmental organization SRH Sexual and reproductive health AIRD African […] Since fight- ing broke out between the Rapid Support Forces (RSF) and Sudan Armed Forces (SAF) in April 2023, an estimated 60,000 people have died.1 In 2024, the Women’s Refugee Commission, in partnership with the Sudan Family Planning Association and Gender in Emergen- cies Group, launched In Her Own Words: Voices of Sudan, a report showcasing the stories of 22 internally displaced and refugee

17. Juni 2025 | BBC News (Autor)

Sudan

Artikel zur Sicherheits-, politischen- und humanitären Lage angesichts einer strategischen Pattsituation im Krieg

Sudan in danger of self-destructing as conflict and famine reign (Medienbericht, Englisch)

• It broadcast pictures of its leader, Gen Abdel Fattah al-Burhan, walking throughthe ruins of the capital's Republican Palace [https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/articles/crmj0x8jr3wo], which had been controlled by the paramilitaries of the Rapid Support Forces (RSF), since the earliest days of the war in April 2023. […] The RSF, headed by Gen Mohamed Hamdan Dagalo, known as "Hemedti", responded with a devastating drone attack on Port Sudan, which is both the interim capital of the military government and also the main entry point for humanitarian aid. […] Hemedti struck a deal with Abdel Aziz al-Hilu, the veteran rebel commander of the Sudan People's Liberation Army-North, which controls the Nuba Mountains near the border with South Sudan. Their forces combined may be able to make a push to the border with Ethiopia, hoping to open new supply routes. […] Burhan has a big diplomatic advantage over Hemedti because the UN has recognised the military side as the government of Sudan, even when it did not control the national capital. Hemedti's attempt to launch a parallel administration for the vast territories controlled by the RSF has gained little credibility. […] The other big question is whether the UAE will step back from supporting Hemedti. After the RSF lost Khartoum, some hoped that Abu Dhabi might seek a compromise - but within weeks the RSF was deploying drones that appear to have come from the UAE. The UAE is also facing strategic challenges, as it is an outlier in the Arab world in its alignment with Israel.

17. Juni 2025 | UN General Assembly, UN Security Council (Autor)

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Bericht zu Kindern im bewaffneten Konflikt (Berichtszeitraum Jänner bis Dezember 2024) (Entwicklungen bezüglich schwerwiegender Verstöße)

Children and armed conflict; Report of the Secretary-General [A/79/878-S/2025/247] (Periodischer Bericht, Englisch)

• Support Forces (1) and PRNC (1). […] The killing (752) and maiming (987) of 1,739 children (1,008 boys, 490 girls, 240 sex unknown) was attributed to unidentified perpetrators (813), including in crossfire between the Sudanese Armed Forces and the Rapid Support Forces (513), the Rapid Support Forces (510), the Sudanese Armed Forces (409) and Arab militia affiliated with the Rapid Support Forces (7). […] Sexual violence was perpetrated against 74 children (1 boy, 73 girls) by the Rapid Support Forces (54), Arab militia affiliated with the Rapid Support Forces (9), unidentified perpetrators (7), the Sudanese Armed Forces (2), the Sudan Liberation Army-Minni Minawi (1) and the Sudan People’s Liberation Movement-North Malik Agar faction (1). 191. […] Attacks on 108 schools (26) and hospitals (82) were attributed to the Rapid Support Forces (71), the Sudanese Armed Forces (31) and unidentified perpetrators (6). The military use of five schools (3) and hospitals (2) by the Rapid Support Forces (3) and the Sudanese Armed Forces (2) was verified. 192. […] Some 38 incidents of the denial of humanitarian access were attributed to the Rapid Support Forces (18), the Sudanese Armed Forces (12), Sudanese Armed Forces Military Intelligence (4), unidentified perpetrators (2), Arab militia affiliated with the Rapid Support Forces (1) and Sudan People’s Liberation Movement-North (SPLM/N) (1). Developments and concerns 194.