Updates & Analysis
Stay informed with the latest from Darfur Women Action Group (DWAG). This section features our policy statements, analysis, and announcements on Sudan’s conflict, humanitarian crisis, civilian protection, women, peace, and security. Explore DWAG’s perspectives on emerging developments, key policy issues, and the actions needed to advance a just and lasting peace in Sudan.
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Announcements
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Genocide Awareness and Prevention Month: A Time to Act
April marks Genocide Awareness and Prevention Month, a time to remember the victims and survivors of some of the...
Global Week of Action
DWAG’s Global Week of Action: End the Genocide in Darfur and Demand Accountability to Prevent Future Genocide Please...
DWAG Statements
Policy statements, analysis, and recommendations
DWAG Tells World Leaders “Don’t Let the People of Sudan Die in Silence”
24th September 2026 At a ministerial-level side event, organized by the Permanent Mission of the United Kingdom...
Another Deadly Drone Attack in Ed Damazine, Blue Nile
On Sunday, September 13th, an estimated 11 explosions shook Edamazine, the regional capital of Blue Nile State,...
Congress and Advocates Call on NBA to End Emirates Partnership as UAE Fuels Genocide in Sudan
Sudanese Women Leaders Demand Protection, Peace, Justice
Sudanese Women-Centered Peace and Justice Convening- Advancing Lasting and Sustainable Peace through a Pan-African and...
Sudan Update: Week of April 27th
Washington, DC – The Darfur Women Action Group is deeply alarmed by the latest wave of violence, repression,...
Over a Hundred Killed as RSF Launches a Deadly Military Escalation
Last weekend, the Rapid Support Forces (RSF) escalated violence against civilians across Darfur and Kordofan,...
Sudan’s Escalating Atrocities Demand Urgent Protection, Humanitarian Access, and Accountability
The Darfur Women Action Group (DWAG) is deeply alarmed by the latest wave of violence, repression, starvation, and destruction unfolding across Sudan. Civilians continue to be killed and displaced by drone strikes and fighting; hospitals and health centers are being forced out of service; detainees face execution and abuse; famine is deepening as humanitarian aid faces severe funding shortages; farms and food systems are being destroyed; and journalists are increasingly threatened and silenced.
Three Years of Violence in Sudan: Women and Girls on the Frontline of the Conflict
Three Years On: Sudan’s War, Humanitarian Collapse, and U.S. Leadership
Sudan’s Ongoing Nightmare: Preventing Further Atrocities with Niemat Ahmadi
In this speech at the Geneva Summit for Human Rights and Democracy, Niemat Ahmadi—Darfur genocide survivor and founder...