Kampala witnesses the launch of a report documenting the aerial bombardment on the Darfur region in western Sudan and violations of the April 15, 2023 war between the army and the Rapid Support Forces.
The Darfur Victims Support Organization launched today in the Ugandan capital, Kampala, its new report on violations by warring parties in Sudan on December 1, 2025, which documents in detail campaigns Aerial bombardment on the Darfur region between 2023 and 2025. The event was organized at the Interserve Hotel in the Ugandan capital, Kampala, in the presence of 32 organizations, lawyers, doctors, human rights defenders, journalists, diplomatic missions and human rights experts. Organization. The workshop was opened by the executive Director of the Darfur Victims Support Organization, Adam Musa, who welcomed the attendees and thanked the efforts of the Defend Defender Organization in supporting the organization, in addition to the contribution in the field of advocacy and providing humanitarian aid to the displaced.
Participated in the discussion of the report is the expert Dr. Abbas Al-Tijani, executive Director of the Salamedia Center, Adam Rashid, the expert and Secretary-General of the Darfur Bar Association and a civil society expert, Joseph Bekanda from the DefendDefender Organization, and researcher Tijjani Al-Hajj. Professor Siddiq Tower Kafi, the Head of Board of Directo organizations, also addressed the audience virtual attendees and presented an overview of the history and organizations and its role in providing humanitarian aid to civilians inside Sudan, especially the Darfur and Kordofan regions, as well as in Chad, Libya, Uganda and South Sudan. And the African continent.
Mr. Abdel Baqi Jibril, an expert in civil society, also participated virtual attendees addressing the report’s contribution to local, regional and international advocacy, especially with the fact-finding committee, and that the report indicated that civilians were deliberately targeted, and called for holding the perpetrators accountable and achieving justice.
The participants demanded the need to expand the report to cover all the violations in Sudan has witnessed since the outbreak of the April 15, 2023 war, with the inclusion of Additional recommendations ensure greater comprehensiveness and improve its ability to influence international bodies. The participants also stressed the need to deliver the report to regional and international justice institutions, as it is an important step in the right direction towards preventing the recurrence of violations and combating impunity. Considering that this report represents a living testimony to a collective commitment to justice, peace and the protection of civilians in Darfur and in Sudan in general.
