On January 18, 2025, AUC Chairperson Moussa Faki Mahamat condemned the violent killings of South Sudanese civilians in Sudan, urging an investigation and justice. He expressed condolences to victims’ families and called for restraint to avoid further violence, reaffirming the AU’s commitment to a peaceful resolution of the conflict.
The African Union Commission Chairperson, Moussa Faki Mahamat, has expressed strong condemnation regarding the recent brutal killings of South Sudanese civilians in Wad Madani, Al Jazirah State, Sudan. Mahamat has echoed President Salva Kiir’s urgent call for a thorough investigation into these heinous acts and emphasized the necessity for justice against the perpetrators. He extended heartfelt condolences to the affected families and the South Sudanese community while urging for restraint to prevent further violence. The Chairperson also reiterated the African Union’s commitment to fostering a peaceful resolution to the ongoing, intolerable conflict in Sudan through collaboration with all relevant parties.
The situation in Sudan, particularly concerning the treatment of South Sudanese civilians, has raised significant alarm within the African Union. The conflict has persisted for years, with ongoing violence against civilians creating a humanitarian crisis. The AU Commission advocates for justice and accountability while calling for all parties to engage in dialogue to seek lasting peace. The Chairperson’s statement reflects the AU’s ongoing concern for stability and human rights in the region.
In conclusion, the African Union Commission strongly denounces the violence against South Sudanese citizens in Sudan, calling for justice and accountability. The Chairperson’s remarks underscore the necessity for restraint and cooperation towards resolving the ongoing conflict. As the AU continues to navigate the complexities of the Sudanese crisis, their commitment to supporting peace and human rights remains steadfast.
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