R6: European Greens Demand Urgent Action to Protect Civilians in Sudan

Condemn the atrocities committed by the RSF in Darfur, El Fasher, El Geneina, El Obeid and other areas, including mass killings, ethnic cleansing, systematic rape, sexual violence as a war tool, torture, enforced disappearances, destruction of homes and attacks on humanitarian facilities

Call for an immediate, nationwide ceasefire and an end to indiscriminate attacks, sieges, starvation tactics, and sexual violence, as a necessary precondition for any humanitarian intervention and political dialogueCall for an immediate, permanent cessation of all hostilities, including an end to indiscriminate attacks, sieges, starvation tactics, and sexual violence, the establishment of an independent monitoring mechanism of the ceasefire, the protection of all civilians and civilian objects, rapid and unhindered humanitarian access for civilians in need, including cross-border operations where needed, without political or military interference, and full compliance with human rights and applicable obligations under international law.

Call for an immediate, nationwide ceasefire and an end to indiscriminate attacks, sieges, starvation tactics, and sexual violence, as a necessary precondition for any humanitarian intervention and political dialogue

Recall that, under the Genocide Convention and international customary law, all States have an obligation to prevent and punish genocide wherever there is a serious risk of its commission

Call on the EU and national governments to urgently increase funding for international organisations such as the United Nations Population Fund and local humanitarian responders, reversing recent cuts

Call on the EU and national governments to urgently increase funding for international organisations such as the United Nations Population Fund and local humanitarian responders, reversing recent cuts

Coordinate with the African Union and the United Nations to establish and support a unified diplomatic track to overcome fragmented mediation efforts:

• Freeze the EU–United Arab Emirates (UAE) Free Trade Agreement negotiations until the UAE demonstrably ceases support to the RSF

• Sanction all individuals and entities responsible for arms transfers, financing, or enabling atrocities, including those operating through shell companies, gold supply chains, and foreign mercenary networks.

• Apply targeted asset freezes and travel bans to RSF and SAF leadership implicated in war crimes and ensure these sanctions are harmonised across EU Member States.

• Expand resettlement programmes, ensure access to asylum, end forced returns, and investigate abuses committed by border authorities, including racial profiling and violent pushbacks. Ensure that Sudanese refugees have access to fair asylum procedures and protection within the EU, and prohibit the externalisation of asylum processing to unsafe third countries.

• Reinforce the EU's Special Representative for the Horn of Africa to bring together regional and international actors to restore a coherent mediation framework aligned wtih African-led peace efforts.

• Use universal jurisdiction in EU member states to prosecute perpetrators who enter EU territory

• recognise Recognise environmental degradation as a driver and consequence of conflict, and integrate climate justice into all humanitarian and peace-building strategies.

• Ensure EU mandatory due diligence legislation covering raw materials from Sudan to interrupt supply chains linked to RSF financing, including gold, gum arabic, and agricultural exports. Sanctions must also target transnational gold traders, private military contractors, and mercentary networks profiting from Sudan's conflict economy.

• Ensure accountability for corporations contributing to environmental destruction or benefiting from conflict-related exploitation.

• Work towards and finance climate adaptation initiatives for displacement-affected regions with community-led design and implementation.

Call for strict implementation offull adherence to United Nations Security Council Resolution 1556 (2004) of 30 July 2004, Resolution 2736 (2024) of 13 June 2024, and Resolution 2791 (2025), implementation of the Jeddah Declaration of Commitment to Protect the Civlians of Sudan, and expansion of the Darfur arms embargo to all Sudan to prevent the flow of weaposn to all warring parties.

Call on all states, particularly the UAE, to immediately stop supplying arms, ammunition, drones and equipment to the RSF, SAF or affiliated armed groups

Call on all EU Member States, in line with the Arms Trade Treaty and the EU Common Position on arms exports, to immediately suspend the authorisation of arms transfers to States credibly alleged to be supplying arms to parties to the conflict in Sudan, including the UAE and other regional actors, where there is a clear risk that such arms could be used to commit or facilitate serious violations of international humanitarian or human rights law