AGP Executive Report
Last update: 8 hours agoMass Grave in Kurmuk: Sudanese Armed Forces’ recapture of Kurmuk in Blue Nile is followed by the discovery of a mass grave with 25 civilians, including hospital staff, alleged to have been executed during RSF occupation—renewing calls for accountability. Blue Nile Frontline: The Qaisan governorate says SAF repelled RSF and SPLM attacks targeting farmers during harvest, calling it a war crime, as fighting continues near the Ethiopia border. Atrocity and Impunity: Reports also highlight Sudan’s wider pattern of hidden crimes after territory changes hands, with UN warnings that the war is pushing children out of school and deepening humanitarian collapse. Religious Persecution in the Nuba Mountains: A pastor and others were executed after detention, and another church leader was abducted, as violence against Christian communities rises amid the fourth year of civil war. War’s Human Cost in Exile: Sudanese refugees in Egypt describe yearly residency renewals that leave them vulnerable to detention and deportation, showing how the conflict’s reach extends beyond Sudan’s borders.
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