Britain Emphasizes Sudan Peace to Halt Displacement
The Deputy Permanent Representative of the United Kingdom to the United Nations, Ambassador Kate Foster, called on the Security Council to unite behind a ceasefire in Sudan. She emphasized that ending displacement there requires addressing its main cause, which is the ongoing war. She pointed out that wars, instability, and repression are among the strongest drivers of displacement, and that the Security Council often focuses on the consequences of displacement rather than its root causes. She affirmed that achieving a ceasefire in Sudan is essential to ending the conflict that is forcing people to flee, noting the increasing number of Sudanese refugees fleeing to Chad due to ongoing fighting and the deteriorating security and humanitarian situation, with over 55,000 people having fled since the beginning of the year.
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