Local events ⌖ #Kordofan

The Human Rights Council adopted a British proposal condemning the Rapid Support Forces' violence in El Obeid, and decided to form an urgent investigation committee amid fears of atrocities threatening 500,000 civilians.

The International Organization for Migration warned of worsening displacement in Kordofan, confirming that the number of newly displaced people has risen to more than 219,000 since the escalation of violence in October 2025.

Countries and human rights organizations have warned of the deteriorating humanitarian situation in El Obeid, amid drone strikes and the collapse of services, calling for the lifting of the blockade and ensuring access for aid.

The United Nations has warned of a human rights catastrophe in the city of El Obeid, where some 500,000 civilians face the risk of mass atrocities amid attacks by marches, a siege and a severe shortage of services.

The Red Cross and the Sudanese Red Crescent have stepped up their aid efforts in El Obeid and North Kordofan, providing food to tens of thousands and health and water support to displaced people as fighting escalates.

The Human Rights Council will hold an urgent session on Friday to discuss the situation in El Obeid and its surroundings, amid warnings that 500,000 civilians are at risk of widespread violations that could amount to mass atrocities.

The International Rescue Committee warned of a major humanitarian emergency in El Obeid as drone attacks escalate and supplies are cut off, calling for a halt to the offensive and the opening of safe corridors for civilians and aid.

The Security Council warned of the Rapid Support Forces’ buildup around El Obeid and the risk of mass atrocities, calling for a halt to the attack and fighting, protection of civilians, and facilitation of aid access.

Emergency lawyers condemned the targeting of the power station in Al-Abyad, warning of an imminent danger to civilians as attacks by marches and military mobilization around the city escalate.

The Global Centre for the Responsibility to Protect warned of escalating attacks by armed groups in El Obeid, confirming that at least 30 people had been killed and calling for the protection of civilians and an end to the targeting of civilian infrastructure.

The group demanded an immediate halt to indiscriminate air attacks and the opening of independent and transparent investigations.

The "Emergency Lawyers" group called for an immediate halt to the attacks and for those responsible to be held accountable.