The mission of DAR Talks

DAR Talks exists to document the war being waged on Sudanese women and girls, and to press the world to act on what has been documented.

I do three things, and I am public about each.

Witness

I gather, verify, protect, and publish the testimony of Sudanese women living through this war. I do this with their consent, to standards that hold up in court. The methodology is published in full at How I Document and is the subject of a separate statement, DT-2026-002.

Record

I keep a public record of what is happening — who is doing what, where, to whom — sourced to primary documentation. It is built to be useful long after the news cycle has moved on. Every factual claim on this site links to a primary source: Amnesty International, Médecins Sans Frontières, the UN Human Rights Office, Human Rights Watch, UN Women, SIHA Network, ACJPS, or the testimony I hold.

Press for accountability

I ask governments and the UN to act on the documented record — targeted sanctions, ICC referral, humanitarian access, survivor-centred reparations.

What I do not do

I do not take sides between the Sudanese Armed Forces and the Rapid Support Forces. Both have been credibly accused of war crimes against Sudanese women. My position is anti-violence-against-women and pro-accountability, applied without favour. This is set out in full in DT-2026-003.

I do not solicit, accept, or pass through funding from any party to the conflict, from any government or political party with a direct stake in the conflict's outcome, or from any organisation under sanctions for human-rights violations.

I do not host a public testimony-submission form. Testimony is given off this site, on secure channels.

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