Sudan’s Humanitarian Crisis, Cholera Outbreak and Evidence of War Crimes

That the Parliament expresses its concern at what it sees as the worsening humanitarian catastrophe in Sudan, which the WHO has described as "the world’s largest humanitarian crisis", with more than 33 million people believed to be requiring humanitarian assistance and 13.4 million displaced; notes with alarm that a new cholera outbreak, which was declared on 27 June 2026 by Sudan's Federal Ministry of Health, has spread across Kordofan and Darfur, resulting in more than 1,330 reported cases and 114 deaths; condemns the killings, sexual violence, ethnic persecution, starvation and attacks on civilians during the conflict; notes the International Criminal Court’s announcement in July 2026 that investigators have obtained strong evidence linking atrocities in Darfur to leadership levels; further notes Amnesty International’s findings in its report, City Under Siege, Children Under Fire: Rapid Support Forces' Crimes Against Humanity in North Darfur, that the paramilitary group, Rapid Support Forces (RSF), has committed crimes against humanity during the siege and seizure of El Fasher and that its destruction of predominantly Zaghawa villages was consistent with ethnic cleansing; expresses alarm at reported evidence suggesting that weaponry and other support have reached the RSF through networks connected to the United Arab Emirates (UAE); is concerned that continued UK and US arms trading and military cooperation with the UAE risks enabling further abuses; considers that accountability, increased humanitarian assistance and unrestricted access for relief organisations is essential, and expresses its solidarity with and deepest sympathies for the people of Sudan.