Stop Killing South Sudanese in Sudan

Who is impacted?

The ongoing violence in Sudan has tragically claimed the lives of innocent South Sudanese citizens who are not involved in the war. These individuals are living as refugees, students, or workers, seeking a peaceful existence far from their homeland’s own struggles. Many are caught in the crossfire, targeted unfairly, or subjected to harassment and violence. Families are being torn apart, and lives are being lost unnecessarily, leaving communities devastated both in Sudan and South Sudan.

What is at stake?

If this violence continues, the humanitarian toll will escalate, and South Sudanese citizens in Sudan will continue to face unjust persecution, fear, and death. This issue extends beyond individual losses—it threatens regional peace and stability, while violating fundamental human rights. Failure to act now means allowing the unjust suffering and killing of innocent people to persist, eroding trust and deepening the crisis.

Why is now the time to act?

We must act immediately to stop these atrocities. The international community, Sudanese authorities, and South Sudanese leaders must intervene to ensure the protection of all civilians, regardless of their nationality. This is a matter of urgency, as every day of inaction means more innocent lives lost. Together, we can demand justice, accountability, and the enforcement of laws that protect South Sudanese citizens in Sudan. Let’s unite to end this senseless violence now.