Harvest of Despair: War and the Unraveling of Sudan's Food Security

SUDAN’S SHADOW PRISONS: Captivity, Torture , and Enforced Disappearance May 2025

This investigation reveals a pattern of severe human rights abuses in Sudan, documented through videos and reports shared on X (formerly Twitter). Both the Sudanese Armed Forces (SAF) and the Rapid Support Forces (RSF) are implicated in: - Arbitrary Detention: Individuals, including civilians and military personnel, are being detained without legal process or formal charges, often indefinitely. - Capture of Military Personnel: Both sides are capturing and detaining enemy combatants. - Civilian Torture: The RSF, in particular, is shown torturing civilians through beatings, starvation, and psychological abuse. - Ill-Treatment: Detainees are held in overcrowded and unsanitary conditions. - Enforced Disappearances: Both sides are responsible for the disappearance of individuals, with their whereabouts unknown.

SUDAN: Patterns of Indiscriminate Attacks on Civilians by SAF and RSF, October 2024

Child soldiers in Sudan : The future at stake.

A joint investigation by SHRH + Ayin. In partnership with: Sudanese Defenders Center for Legal Aid, West Darfur Activist Group and Free Aqlam Network for Human Rights. May 2024.

Sudan's health care system nears collapse: Part 2

In addition to direct attacks on medical facilities, there have been reports of the death or injuries of numerous doctors and healthcare workers, as well as some arrests, detentions or blocked access to conduct their work.

Sudan Attacks on Healthcare Since April 15, 2023

A joint Sudan Human Rights Hub and Ayin report. In partnership with AWAFY Sudanese Organization, Sama Foundation for Advocacy & Human Rights and Sudanese Defenders Center for Legal Aid. March 2024

Sudan's health care system nears collapse: "It is deteriorating by the hour"

Sudan Investigates verified dozens of videos and photos of attacks on hospitals, as well as reports of access issues, blocking routes for humanitarian aid, and reports of overflowing morgues.

Lost homes: How former Khartoum residents are seeing their homes occupied by soldiers

Since mid April, hundreds of videos have streamed on YouTube and TikTok of soldiers inside homes in Khartoum, where most of the intense fighting between Sudan’s army and the paramilitary Rapid Support Forces (RSF) has taken place in Sudan. That war of domination has led to a mass exodus out of the capital city.