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

End Sudan Crisis Now

The why: Sudan is facing the world's most devastating humanitarian catastrophe, with millions displaced and facing acute hunger. Your vote can demand immediate international intervention and life-saving aid.

The crisis: A protracted civil war causing widespread famine conditions, severe inter-communal violence, and the forcible displacement of over 13 million civilians.

The demand: Securing unhindered humanitarian access, enforcing a strict internationally monitored ceasefire, and protecting vulnerable populations.

The goal: Moving from a catastrophic conflict to a stabilized nation with safe humanitarian corridors and a peaceful transition to civilian rule.

Since the outbreak of fighting between the Sudanese Armed Forces (SAF) and the Rapid Support Forces (RSF) in April 2023, the nation has plunged into the world's largest displacement and hunger crisis. As of mid-July 2026, now entering its fourth year of conflict, the human toll is staggering: over 24,000 people have been killed in direct combat and more than 13 million have been forcibly displaced, including over 9 million internally and 4 million seeking refuge across borders. The prolonged warfare has decimated vital infrastructure, left over two-thirds of the healthcare system non-functional, and pushed an alarming 25 million civilians into acute hunger, with confirmed famine conditions spreading across Darfur and Kordofan.

The international community can no longer afford to overlook the severe civilian suffering and inter-communal violence, particularly in heavily impacted regions like Darfur where prolonged sieges and active hostilities have severely restricted aid delivery. We must demand an immediate, internationally monitored ceasefire and the establishment of secure humanitarian corridors to deliver life-saving food, clean water, and medical supplies. True peace in Sudan requires halting external military supplies and empowering a structured transition back to civilian leadership and governance.