US: All partieso the conflict in Sudan should remove impediments and respond within 72 hours of notification of humanitarian assistance.
Washington: Sudanianews
The United States has called on all parties to the conflict in Sudan to ensure humanitarian access to affected areas, noting that the conflict in Sudan is the world’s largest humanitarian crisis, and it is a man-made crisis. The US stated that the warring parties, including the Sudanese Armed Forces (SAF) and the Rapid Support Forces (RSF), are using the denial of humanitarian assistance as a tactic of war.
Remove bureaucratic impediments: All parties should remove impediments that delay the dispatch of supplies and personnel and respond within 72 hours of notification of humanitarian assistance.
Open all border crossings: Parties should open all border crossings into Sudan for humanitarian purposes, including those from South Sudan into Darfur.
Issue visas for humanitarian workers: Visas and presence permits should be issued for humanitarian workers throughout Sudan within one week of application.
and The US has announced that it will hold parties accountable for blocking the delivery of aid and will consider their readiness to facilitate humanitarian access when making decisions about funding, programming, and partnerships.
and US has urged the UN Security Council to reconstitute the Panel of Experts under the 1591 Committee expeditiously to continue their vital investigations and reporting, and to apply targeted sanctions to those responsible for atrocities in Sudan
