Evidence of Sudanese army chemical use
Credible evidence has shown that the Sudanese armed forces are using chemical weapons. Experts pointed to reports and sources confirming the use of chlorine gas in two attacks in September 2024, as well as the production of a stockpile of bombs to be deployed against their opponents. They called for the urgent need to ensure funding for the Chemical Weapons Convention verification and inspection regime, given the rising fears over the ongoing war in Sudan and its resulting humanitarian and security threats, including the potential destruction of national institutions and the undermining of regional stability.
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