From Presence to Impact: Youth Participation in Sudan’s Peace ProcessesA Comparative Study of the Comprehensive Peace Agreement, and Abuja, Doha, and Juba Agreements

This research paper examines the extent to which major peace processes in Sudan have provided real and meaningful opportunities for youth participation and influence in peacemaking, through a comparative case study of four key peace agreements: the 2005 Comprehensive Peace Agreement (CPA), the 2006 Abuja Darfur Peace Agreement, the 2011 Doha Document for Peace in Darfur, and the 2020 Juba Peace Agreement. The paper hinges on the distinction between mere youth presence or representation in...

August 2026 Report

The month of August 2026 marked a pivotal moment in the Sudanese crisis, as military developments on the ground intersected with continued political stalemate and escalating international and regional pressures, while the war continued to directly impact civilians and essential services. The month witnessed significant military developments in the Blue Nile region, with changes in control of strategic areas. Military operations and drone attacks also continued in Darfur, Kordofan, and...

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July 2026 Report

July 2026 was marked by an escalation in the impact of armed conflict on the civilian environment in Sudan, with the Kordofan region, particularly North Kordofan State, emerging as a major center of military and humanitarian escalation, in addition to the Blue Nile region. Politically, the political process remained stagnant despite the ongoing international and regional efforts related to the Sudanese crisis, without achieving tangible progress towards a ceasefire or a political settlement. ...

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