Wed 16/April/2025 – 03:53 AM
The Group of Seven demanded an immediate and unconditional ceasefire in Sudan, and in the same context they condemned the rapid support militia attacks, saying: It condemns the ongoing conflict, atrocities, and grave human rights violations in Sudan.
The Group of Seven and Sudan’s support against the Rapid Support Militia
In a statement, the group added that the Sudanese people, especially women and children, suffer from the largest crises of displacement and humanity in the world, demanding an end to the two -year -old conflict and the continuation of atrocities, including large -scale sexual violence associated with conflict, ethnic motivated attacks, and reprisal killings, stressing the need to protect civilians and allow them to safely pass, according to Reuters.
The Group of Seven, which includes Canada, France, Germany, Italy, Japan, the United Kingdom, the United States of America and the European Union’s Supreme Representative, condemned the rapid support forces attacks in Al -Fasher and its surroundings on the Zamzam and Abu Shok camps for the displaced, which have caused many victims, including humanitarian workers.
The group members expressed concern about the reports that talk about the use of civilization of civilians as a method of war, with the continued spread of famine in Sudan, stressing that such actions are prohibited under international humanitarian law, calling on all parties to fulfill their obligations under international humanitarian law and its obligations under the Jeddah Declaration, which includes decisive responsibility for discrimination at all times between civilians and fighters and between civilian goals and military goals.
They demanded the lifting of obstacles to providing humanitarian aid through the seams effectively, providing safety and security guarantees to local and international humanitarian parties, and allowing humanitarian aid to arrive across all border crossings to Sudan.
