100 days have passed since fighting between Sudan’s army and the paramilitary Rapid Support Forces first broke out.

Intense fighting and displacement aggravate Sudan’s humanitarian crisis with no end to the conflict in sight.

The ICC’s jurisdiction in Sudan is limited to Darfur under the terms of a 2005 UNSC resolution.

Mass graves discovered in Darfur. The UN says the RSF is responsible for the graves.

Sudanese army has now opened training camps for thousands of volunteers following a call for popular mobilisation.

Authorities in Chad are forced to relocate thousands of Sudanese refugees in dire need of humanitarian aid

Canada is sending $40 million in humanitarian aid to Sudan while another tenuous ceasefire begins. Aid workers and Sudanese-Canadians often feel helpless because the continuing violence makes it difficult to get the aid to those most in...

As another tenuous ceasefire begins in Sudan, Canadians worry about family members that weren't able to escape, and violence is making it difficult to get humanitarian aid into the country.

Sudanese refugees in Chad speak of horrors and warn of spreading conflict.

The RSF denied accusations that it was behind his killing.

The ongoing fighting has inflamed long-running ethnic tensions in Darfur.

UN agencies say up to 30,000 more refugees have arrived in Chad in the last few days from Sudan's West Darfur region.

A Canadian woman describes surviving days of bombing and gunfire in Sudan, trying to escape and the lack of assistance from the government.

Aid agencies say at least 80,000 families are now in need of humanitarian assistance.

At least 270 people have been killed and thousands injured in five days of fighting.

Thousands of people in Sudan’s western Darfur region have been displaced by inter-communal violence in the past week.

Maluntirtion on the rise the Darfur region of Sudan where two hundred thousand children don’t have enough to eat.

Poor harvests in Sudan’s western Darfur region have led to high food prices at markets.

Delays in the implementation of a peace deal in Sudan's Darfur are raising concerns about security and aid delivery.

Ali Muhammad Ali Abd-Al-Rahman faces 31 charges, including persecution, murder, torture and rape.

Departing peacekeepers leave behind an uncertain future for families in Sudan's Darfur region

Transitional gov’t and various rebel groups ink deal in Juba a year after peace talks began, but two key groups are not part of it.

Sudan's government has sworn in civilian governors, some of whom are women, but they have a long, tough road ahead.

Transitional government pushing for peace with rebel groups.