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Transitional justice in Sudan CategoriesGlobal Advocacy

Transitional Justice in Sudan: What Can Begin While the War Continues?

Transitional justice in Sudan cannot be discussed without confronting the conditions people are living through today: continuing violence, displacement, missing relatives, and limited access to justice. What can be done while the war continues, and how can survivors help shape that work? These questions brought more than 40 participants together for “All Eyes on Transitional […]

CategoriesChildren’s Rights Food Security Global Advocacy Human rights Humanitarian Aid

🌍International Day of the Girl Child.

11 October 2026 Empowering Girls, Protecting Their Rights, and Building a Future of Equality and Dignity Today, 11 October 2026, the Darfur Network for Human Rights (DNHR) joins the global community in commemorating the International Day of the Girl Child, reaffirming our commitment to promoting and protecting the fundamental rights, dignity, safety, and empowerment of […]

CategoriesGlobal Advocacy Human rights International Criminal Court Press release

Victims and survivors must not bear the consequences of political disagreements over international justice.

DNHR Statement | U.S. Sanctions on the International Criminal Court (ICC) – 11 October 2026 The Darfur Network for Human Rights (DNHR) expresses serious concern regarding the sanctions reportedly imposed by the United States on the International Criminal Court (ICC) on 9 October 2026, particularly their potential consequences for victims and survivors of grave international […]

Qanfuda Prison Sudanese migrants CategoriesUncategorized

Health Crisis Deepens for 1,700 Sudanese Migrants Detained in Qanfuda Prison, Libya.

The health of dozens of detained Sudanese nationals is deteriorating inside Qanfuda Prison in Benghazi, Libya, according to interviews conducted with victims’ families and eyewitnesses. A Mass Arrest Campaign Libyan authorities in the east, based in Benghazi, carried out an arrest campaign targeting Sudanese and African migrants between May and August 2026, citing illegal migration. […]