Global probe efforts into Sudan war crimes

International and Sudanese human rights organizations are calling for an extension of the mandate of the Independent International Fact-Finding Mission on Sudan for two additional years. They argue that this extension would strengthen the mission’s capacity to gather evidence, identify those responsible for violations, and ensure the continuity of investigations, especially regarding external roles in fueling the conflict. They emphasize the importance of providing additional resources and expertise to support independent investigations, including examining the roles of external actors, arms networks, and financing channels. They also stress the need to relay the mission’s findings to the Security Council for follow-up and legal action. The organizations warn that a lack of funding and insufficient expert support could impair the mission’s ability to protect witnesses and safeguard evidence, which would hinder justice and encourage impunity.

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