International Coalition of Human Rights Organizations. ​Statement on the Outcomes of the Geneva Meeting for Coordinating Peace Efforts in Sudan October 22, 2026. ​The sixth consultative meeting to enhance the coordination of peace initiatives and efforts in Sudan was held at the United Nations headquarters in Geneva on Wednesday, October 21, 2026. Co-hosted by Switzerland and the United Nations with the participation of representatives from 22 countries and relevant international and regional organizations, the meeting discussed de-escalation, the protection of civilians, facilitating the delivery of aid, supporting a humanitarian truce that paves the way for a permanent ceasefire, halting external supplies that fuel the war, and advancing an inclusive Sudanese-led political process. ​In response to this development, the International Coalition of Human Rights Organizations welcomes the ongoing international coordination to end the war and appreciates the earnest pursuit to address the roots of violence and terror. It emphasizes that the humanitarian and human rights issue is the foundation of any settlement, and that the value of these efforts is measured by the actual protection they achieve for Sudanese women and men, safeguarding their dignity and their right to life and peace. ​Peoples are the primary source of peace; sustainable peace cannot be forged through a superficial consensus among elites. Peace must not bypass the will and rights of the people, but rather be established upon the consent of the Sudanese people through a social contract that rejects violence as a means of governance and competition. ​The peace aspired to by the Sudanese people establishes institutions through which the State holds the monopoly on the legitimate use of force, under the rule of law and democratic civilian oversight, to protect everyone without cultural, geographical, or ethnic discrimination. ​The Coalition affirms that accountability is a gateway to peace, and that peace is not a substitute for justice. The record of violations committed by the Sudanese army throughout the history of conflicts, alongside all crimes committed against civilians, necessitates accountability without immunity or selectivity, alongside an independent investigation into the use of chemical weapons and the determination of responsibilities, while upholding the rights of victims to truth, redress, reparation and guarantees of non-repetition. ​The hope of the Sudanese people to return to their homes must be coupled with the return of their civic dream, a legitimate authority that derives its strength from their will and movement demanding freedom, peace and justice, the return of the military to the barracks, and the establishment of a professional army separated from politics and subordinate to civilian authority. ​We call for translating the outcomes of the Geneva meeting into tangible measures to protect civilians, secure relief, and establish a political pathway in which victims and affected communities participate—making social justice and the end of marginalization the basis for the country's unity and stability. The peace that the Sudanese deserve is one that safeguards humanity, restores rights, and prevents the recurrence of tragedy. ​Advancing Human Rights • Peace • Justice 🌐 ichr-international.org ✉️ [email protected]

التحالف الدولي لمنظمات حقوق الإنسان بيان بشأن مخرجات اجتماع جنيف لتنسيق جهود السلام في السودان 22 أكتوبر 2026 عُقد في مقر الأمم المتحدة بجنيف، يوم الأربعاء 21 أكتوبر 2026، الاجتماع التشاوري السادس لتعزيز تنسيق مبادرات وجهود السلام في السودان، باستضافة مشتركة من سويسرا والأمم المتحدة، وبمشاركة ممثلين عن 22 دولة والمنظمات الدولية والإقليمية المعنية، وناقش الاجتماع خفض التصعيد وحماية المدنيين وتيسير وصول المساعدات، ودعم هدنة إنسانية تمهّد لوقف دائم لإطلاق النار، ووقف الإمدادات الخارجية التي تغذّي الحرب، والدفع بعملية سياسية شاملة يقودها السودانيون وإزاء هذا التطور، يرحب التحالف الدولي لمنظمات حقوق الإنسان باستمرار التنسيق الدولي لإنهاء الحرب، ويثمّن السعي الجاد لمعالجة جذور العنف والترويع، مؤكداً أن القضية الإنسانية والحقوقية هي أساس أي تسوية، وأن قيمة هذه الجهود تُقاس بما تحققه من حماية فعلية للسودانيات والسودانيين وصون لكرامتهم وحقهم في الحياة والسلام إن الشعوب هي المصدر الأول للسلام، ولا يصنع السلامَ المستدامَ توافقٌ سطحي بين النخب . يجب ان لا يتجاوز السلام إرادة الناس وحقوقهم، وإنما يؤسسه رضا الشعوب السودانية بعقد اجتماعي يرفض العنف وسيلةً للحكم والتنافس . السلام الذي ينشده الشعب السوداني يؤسس لمؤسسات تحتكر الدولة من خلالها الاستخدام المشروع للقوة، تحت سيادة القانون والرقابة المدنية الديمقراطية، لحماية الجميع دون تمييز ثقافي أو جغرافي أو عرقي . ويؤكد التحالف أن المساءلة مدخل للسلام، وأن السلام ليس بديلاً للعدالة، وأن سجل الانتهاكات التي ارتكبها الجيش السوداني عبر تاريخ النزاعات، وسائر الجرائم المرتكبة بحق المدنيين، يستوجب المحاسبة دون حصانة أو انتقائية، مع إجراء تحقيق مستقل في استخدام الأسلحة الكيميائية وتحديد المسؤوليات، وصون حقوق الضحايا في الحقيقة والإنصاف وجبر الضرر وضمان عدم التكرار إن أمل السودانيين في العودة إلى ديارهم يجب أن يقترن بعودة حلمهم المدني، وسلطة مشروعة تستمد قوتها من إرادتهم وحراكهم المطالب بالحرية والسلام والعدالة، وبعودة العسكريين إلى الثكنات وتأسيس جيش مهني منفصل عن السياسة وخاضع للسلطة المدنية وندعو إلى تحويل مخرجات اجتماع جنيف إلى إجراءات ملموسة لحماية المدنيين وتأمين الإغاثة، ومسار سياسي يشارك فيه الضحايا والمجتمعات المتضررة، ويجعل العدالة الاجتماعية وإنهاء التهميش أساساً لوحدة البلاد واستقرارها، فالسلام الذي يستحقه السودانيون هو سلام يصون الإنسان، ويرد الحقوق، ويمنع تكرار المأساة . Advancing Human Rights • Peace • Justice 🌐 ichr-international.org ✉️ [email protected]

International Coalition of Human Rights Organizations. ​Statement on the Outcomes of the Geneva Meeting for Coordinating Peace Efforts in Sudan October 22, 2026. ​The sixth consultative meeting to enhance the coordination of peace initiatives and efforts in Sudan was held at the United Nations headquarters in Geneva on Wednesday, October 21, 2026. Co-hosted by Switzerland and the United Nations with the participation of representatives from 22 countries and relevant international and regional organizations, the meeting discussed de-escalation, the protection of civilians, facilitating the delivery of aid, supporting a humanitarian truce that paves the way for a permanent ceasefire, halting external supplies that fuel the war, and advancing an inclusive Sudanese-led political process. ​In response to this development, the International Coalition of Human Rights Organizations welcomes the ongoing international coordination to end the war and appreciates the earnest pursuit to address the roots of violence and terror. It emphasizes that the humanitarian and human rights issue is the foundation of any settlement, and that the value of these efforts is measured by the actual protection they achieve for Sudanese women and men, safeguarding their dignity and their right to life and peace. ​Peoples are the primary source of peace; sustainable peace cannot be forged through a superficial consensus among elites. Peace must not bypass the will and rights of the people, but rather be established upon the consent of the Sudanese people through a social contract that rejects violence as a means of governance and competition. ​The peace aspired to by the Sudanese people establishes institutions through which the State holds the monopoly on the legitimate use of force, under the rule of law and democratic civilian oversight, to protect everyone without cultural, geographical, or ethnic discrimination. ​The Coalition affirms that accountability is a gateway to peace, and that peace is not a substitute for justice. The record of violations committed by the Sudanese army throughout the history of conflicts, alongside all crimes committed against civilians, necessitates accountability without immunity or selectivity, alongside an independent investigation into the use of chemical weapons and the determination of responsibilities, while upholding the rights of victims to truth, redress, reparation and guarantees of non-repetition. ​The hope of the Sudanese people to return to their homes must be coupled with the return of their civic dream, a legitimate authority that derives its strength from their will and movement demanding freedom, peace and justice, the return of the military to the barracks, and the establishment of a professional army separated from politics and subordinate to civilian authority. ​We call for translating the outcomes of the Geneva meeting into tangible measures to protect civilians, secure relief, and establish a political pathway in which victims and affected communities participate—making social justice and the end of marginalization the basis for the country's unity and stability. The peace that the Sudanese deserve is one that safeguards humanity, restores rights, and prevents the recurrence of tragedy. ​Advancing Human Rights • Peace • Justice 🌐 ichr-international.org ✉️ [email protected]

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التحالف الدولي لمنظمات حقوق الانسان يرفع عريضة الي مؤسسات العدالة الدولية تقدمنا اليوم بعريضة إلى مجلس حقوق الإنسان والاتحاد الأوروبي والمؤسسات المعنية بحماية حقوق الإنسان، بشأن الضربة المصرية التي استهدفت المعدّنين السودانيين في منطقة جبل العقيدات وسوق الانصاري بشمال السودان، المنطقة الحدودية بين مصر والسودان. وقّعت العريضة عشر منظمات تمثل أكثر من سبع دول، بينها منظمات ذات صفة استشارية لدى الأمم المتحدة وأخرى أفريقية، في خطوة حقوقية مشتركة لإنصاف الضحايا وأسرهم والمطالبة بتحقيق مستقل ومحاسبة المسؤولين . ويؤكد التحالف التزامه بمتابعة العريضة والدفع نحو إجراءات ملموسة تحقق العدالة وتحول دون إفلات المسؤولين من العقاب . Advancing Human Rights • Peace • Justice 🌐 ichr-international.org ✉️ [email protected]

International Coalition of Human Rights Organizations, Submits Petition to International Justice Bodies ​Today. we submitted a petition to the United Nations Human Rights Council (UNHRC), the European Union, and the relevant human rights institutions regarding the Egyptian airstrike targeting Sudanese artisanal miners in the Jabal Al-Uwaidat area and the Al-Ansari market in Northern Sudan, located along the Egypt–Sudan border region. ​The petition was signed by ten organizations representing more than seven countries, including entities holding Consultative Status with the United Nations as well as African regional organizations. This joint human rights initiative seeks to achieve redress for the victims and their families, demand an independent investigation, and ensure that those responsible are held accountable. ​The Coalition reaffirms its commitment to pursuing this petition and advocating for concrete measures to deliver justice and prevent impunity for the perpetrators. Advancing Human Rights • Peace • Justice 🌐 ⁦ichr-international.org⁩ ✉️ ⁦[email protected]

Statement of Condemnation: Drone Strike on Amiet Market in the Abyei Region ichr-international.org/news/…

Déclaration de condamnation : frappe de drone contre le marché d'Amiet, dans la région d'Abyei ichr-international.org/fr/ne…

Déclaration de condamnation : frappe de drone contre le marché d'Amiet, dans la région d'Abyei ichr-international.org/fr/ne…

International Coalition of Human Rights. Organizations. PARIS, 19 October 2026. The International Coalition of Human Rights Organizations condemns in the strongest terms the drone strike on the Na'am market (Amit) in the Abyei region, which according to available information resulted in civilian casualties and property damage. ​According to a statement by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of South Sudan, the attack was attributed to the Sudanese Armed Forces (SAF), necessitating the accountability of military leadership and an investigation into the responsibility of both the perpetrators and those who issued the orders. ​The Coalition emphasizes that the protection of civilians and civilian markets is a binding obligation under international humanitarian law, and that any claims regarding the presence of military objectives do not justify indiscriminate or disproportionate attacks. It further warns of the repercussions of the bombing on the livelihoods of the population, peaceful coexistence and stability in the Abyei region. ​The Coalition calls upon the Human Rights Council and the Office of the High Commissioner for Human Rights (OHCHR) to take urgent action and urges the Independent International Fact-Finding Mission for the Sudan to investigate the incident within its mandate, preserve evidence and determine responsibilities. It also calls upon the military leadership to halt any attacks that violate the protection of civilians and to guarantee the delivery of humanitarian aid and the evacuation of the wounded, reaffirming the imperative need to hold perpetrators accountable and ensure justice and reparations for victims. @UNHumanRights @UN @US_SrAdvisorAF @USEmbassyKRT @cnnbrk @SkyNews @UNReliefChief @hrw @hrw_ar @declanwalsh @UNICEF @IntlCrimCourt ⁦#Sudan⁩ ⁦#international_coalition_for_h_rights⁩ ⁧#التحالف_الدولي_لحقوق_الإنسان⁩ ⁦#JusticeForSudan⁩ ⁧#حقوق_الإنسان_في_السودان 🌐 ichr-international.org ✉️ [email protected]

Statement of Condemnation on the Shelling of the Nyala Livestock Market ichr-international.org/news/…

Statement of Condemnation on the Shelling of the Nyala Livestock Market ichr-international.org/news/…

لقاء مهم لبحث القضايا الإنسانية والسلام في السودان BRUSSELS, October 13, 2026 عقد التحالف الدولي لمنظمات حقوق الإنسان اجتماعًا مع وفدٍ برئاسة السيد فرانشيسكو دي ليلو، مدير الشؤون الأوروبية والدولية في كنيسة يسوع المسيح وقد بحث في اللقاء عدد من القضايا الإنسانية وآفاق التعاون المشترك وقدّم وفد التحالف الدولي إحاطة عن الأوضاع الانسانية في السودان، بما في ذلك الهجمات التي استهدفت المعدّنيين السودانيين كما تطرّق اللقاء إلى قضية وقف الحرب ، وأهمية حماية المدنيين وتخفيف المعاناة الإنسانية . وتبادل الجانبان وجهات النظر حول سبل التعاون في القضايا الإنسانية ، وأهمية مواصلة الحوار والتواصل دعمًا للجهود الرامية إلى إنهاء الحرب وتحقيق السلام . ⁦#Sudan⁩🇸🇩 ⁦#international_coalition_for_h_rights⁩ ⁧#التحالف_الدولي_لحقوق_الإنسان