30 July
- A rapid escalation of hostilities and widespread deterioration in the humanitarian situation led to a surge of grave violations against children, highlights the eighth report of the UN Secretary-General on Children and Armed Conflict published today. (Office of the Special Representative of the Secretary-General for Children in Armed Conflict)
- UNDP Sudan Delivers 20 Tons of Essential Medicines, Diagnostics and Supplies to Ensure Continuation of HIV & TB Treatment (UNDP)
29 July
- WHO is appalled by the increasing attacks on health care in Sudan, with 22 such attacks verified in the last 8 weeks alone. Attacks on health care are deplorable and a violation of international humanitarian law. (WHO)
- Healthcare in Sudan ‘hanging by a thread,’ warns UN agency (UN News)
- The Resident and Humanitarian Coordinator for Sudan, Clementine Nkweta-Salami, condemns attacks at a hospital and livestock market in Al Fasher, North Darfur (OCHA)
- UN official warns more people will die unless aid scaled up in Darfur (OCHA)
25 July
- Across Sudan, Peace-Building Systems Are Bringing Women Together as They Drive Social Cohesion and Peace (UNDP)
24 July
- A war waged on the bodies of women and girls: following visit to Chad, UN Special Representative, Ms. Pramila Patten, calls for the immediate cessation of sexual violence by parties to the conflict in Sudan and urges for funding to support survivors (Office of the Special Representative of the Secretary-General on Sexual Violence in Conflict)
- PDF Document: IOM Regional Sudan Crisis Response, Situation Update, 24 July
23 July
- Sudan Fact-Finding Mission documents disturbing patterns of rights violations on mission in Chad (OHCHR)
22 July
- As Sudan’s war rages, its farmers help fill the hunger gap (WFP)
19 July
- Statement of the Personal Envoy of the Secretary-General for Sudan, Ramtane Lamamra, after the conclusion of the Geneva Proximity Talks. (OSSG)
- Heavy fighting in Sudan has severely curtailed humanitarian aid deliveries across vast areas of the southeast, the UN World Food Programme, WFP, said on Friday. (UN News)
18 July
- As women bear the brunt of displacement, strengthening their agricultural resilience offers hope amid rising food insecurity (UNDP)
- “We had a happy life before the war” From Sudan to South Sudan: Stories of loss, trauma and resilience (OCHA)
17 July
- Sudan conflict and refugee crisis, Multi-country External Situation Report #2-17 July 2024 (WHO)
16 July
Hunger and fear of famine stalk Sudan where a staggering 800,000 people still remain trapped in the North Darfur capital El Fasher without enough food, water or medical support, the World Health Organization, WHO, said on Tuesday, 16 July. (UN News)
- Hunger forces more displacement as UN-hosted talks continue (Video: UN Geneva/WHO)
10-12 July
UN-led talks between Sudan’s warring parties were continuing in Geneva on Friday to advance discussions on humanitarian aid and civilian protection, with “possible local ceasefires” being a means to that end. (UN News)
The members of the Security Council reiterated their extremely grave concern at the dire humanitarian situation and acute food insecurity in Sudan. They also expressed their deep concern at the continued violations of international law in Sudan and the heavy toll of the ongoing conflict on civilians, including women and children. (UNSU)
- As fighting shifts east, WFP supports people displaced from Sennar. The UN World Food Programme is responding as a new wave of displacement creates more challenges for Sudan, the world’s largest hunger crisis. (WFP)
- Radhouane Nouicer, the Designated Expert on Sudan of the UN High Commissioner for Human Rights, has sounded the alarm about the dire human rights situation in the country as the fighting spreads to new areas.“Since the start of this senseless conflict last year, the civilian population in Sudan has been exposed to unprecedented levels of violence and suffering. As always in times of war, it is civilians who are bearing the brunt. The scale and magnitude of human rights violations and abuses committed in Sudan are appalling,” said Nouicer in a statement at the end of a five-day visit to Port Sudan.
- Communique adopted at the Sudan Women’s Dialogue (UN Women)
- WHO Steps Up Cross-Regional Efforts for Sudan’s Humanitarian Emergency (WHO)
5 July
Fresh fighting in southeast Sudan is exacerbating civilian suffering, with reports that over 136,000 people have fled their homes in search of safety, UN humanitarians have said. (UN News)
