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From the journal
27 October 2026
Al-Fashir Did Not Fall Alone: The War Leaders and Partners in Tragedy
Al-Fashir did not fall at the hands of one party alone. The RSF besieged and took the city, but the SAF and the Joint Forces made decisions that kept civilians in harm's way — and justice that selects defendants by alliance is no justice at all.
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One year since El Fasher fell. The women who survived it are still waiting.
The RSF took El Fasher on 26–27 October 2025. The UN Fact-Finding Mission found the takeover bore the hallmarks of genocide. Both the RSF and the SAF have been documented committing war crimes against civilians (OHCHR, 2025–2026).
The UN Security Council's sanctions on Sudan expire on 9 October 2026 unless it acts. France holds a seat.