End Sudan Crisis Now - 24,000 killed, 13 million displaced, & 25 million facing hunger

End Sudan Crisis Now

The Sudan conflict, which reignited in April 2023 between the Sudanese Armed Forces (SAF) and the Rapid Support Forces (RSF), has become one of the worst humanitarian crises of the 21st century—and yet, it remains one of the most underreported.

In just over a year:

• 24,000+ people have been killed, many civilians, including women and children.
• Over 13 million have been displaced, with families forced to flee their homes under gunfire.
• 25 million Sudanese people—more than half the population—are now facing severe hunger and food insecurity.
• Critical infrastructure, including hospitals, schools, and water supplies, has been deliberately destroyed or abandoned.
• Mass gender-based violence, including rape and abuse, is being used as a weapon of war.
• Ethnic targeting, particularly in Darfur, evokes haunting parallels to past genocides.

This is not just a civil war. It is a national collapse, where innocent lives are trapped between armed factions, abandoned by political will, and forgotten by global headlines.

Why It’s One of the Most Devastating in Modern History

Sudan's conflict is not a distant war. It reflects the failures of global diplomacy, the weaponization of power, and the cost of ignoring crises until they spiral beyond control. It is:

• The largest displacement crisis globally today.
• The fastest-growing hunger emergency in modern history.
• A devastating setback for a country that once stood on the edge of democratic hope.

Generations are being lost to trauma, violence, and starvation. And the silence is deafening.

How Peace-Loving People Can Help

Pledge4Peace.org empowers everyday people to take a stand for peace, not just in Sudan, but globally. By uniting voices, we can:

• Pressure world leaders and international bodies to prioritize Sudan in peace negotiations and humanitarian aid.
• Support Sudanese-led peace efforts by amplifying grassroots voices and civil society leaders.
• Push for accountability for war crimes and atrocities.
• Encourage media coverage and global awareness to prevent further invisibility.
• Stand against the use of war for profit, and demand that businesses and governments divest from violence.
• Provide hope to Sudanese families who feel the world has forgotten them.

We cannot remain silent. Every pledge adds weight to the movement. Every voice reminds Sudan that the world still sees them. Every action pushes us closer to peace.
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Because if we don’t act now, the cost of inaction will echo through generations.

Let us be the generation that chose peace over apathy. Sudan needs us. The world needs peace.