Human Rights Council extends Sudan mission

The UN Human Rights Council has decided to extend the mandate of the Fact-Finding Mission on Sudan for an additional year to monitor the human rights crisis and humanitarian conditions resulting from the ongoing war in the country. The resolution was approved by 28 countries, opposed by 10, and abstained by 9, reflecting notable regional differences: all Arab countries voted against the resolution, while several Southern African and other countries supported it, with some shifts in positions from certain countries compared to last year. The council called for an immediate and comprehensive ceasefire, and supported a Sudanese-led political process leading to a civilian-led transition. It also condemned violations attributed to all parties, including shelling, extrajudicial killings, sexual violence, and rejected external interference that fuels the conflict, emphasizing the unity and territorial integrity of Sudan.

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