AGP Executive Report
Last update: 4 hours agoSudan War & Humanitarian Fallout: Displaced families keep pouring into Tawila in North Darfur after fleeing fighting in North Kordofan, with arrivals reporting hunger, thirst, insecurity, and severe shelter shortages. Food & Livelihoods: A new report highlights how Sudan’s farming base is being hollowed out by toxic artisanal gold mining around Abu Hamad, where chemical runoff is poisoning soil and water and driving down food production. Chemical Weapons Scrutiny: Rights groups and chemical weapons experts are pressing for an inquiry into alleged chlorine attacks and Sudan’s chemical weapons program, as leaked files and expert explanations intensify pressure on accountability. Foreign Backing for the RSF: UN investigators say foreign networks linked to the UAE and others have supplied drones, weapons, training, and personnel to the RSF, urging countries on supply routes to dismantle the networks and expand the arms embargo beyond Darfur. Diplomacy & Peace Process: The UN “Quintet” visit to Khartoum is framed as a chance to center Sudan-led dialogue and an inclusive political process, amid continued disputes over who should be included. Media Freedom: The Committee to Protect Journalists urges Egypt to disclose the whereabouts and legal basis for the arrest of Sudanese journalist Ataf Mohamed Mokhtar, calling the detention incommunicado and unacceptable.
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