Women, who were at the forefront of the country’s pro-democracy movement in 2019, require renewed support to enable lasting peace.

The deadly conflict in Sudan has displaced millions and could roil the region.

Sudan’s crisis is deepening, and the international response is utterly inadequate.

While the Sudanese military expelled President Omar al-Bashir from office, the people of Sudan are ultimately responsible for toppling his regime, and the leaders of the protest movement have promised not to let up until civilian rule is secured.

Despite some important progress toward a transitional framework for Sudan—on July 5, the civilian-led forces of the Freedom and Change coalition and the Transitional Military Council signed a deal on the structure for a three-year pre-election period—the country’s future remains deeply uncertain.