Ireland presses for decisive action as Sudan crisis leaves millions displaced and hungry
September 25, 2026 | United Nations, International
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Tishuk appealed for decisive international support for Sudan, saying the conflict has been inflamed by external interference and listing urgent humanitarian figures: approximately 15 million people displaced, about 19.5 million facing crisis-level hunger, and some 33 million needing urgent assistance.
He described violations including targeting on the basis of ethnicity, deliberate destruction of livelihoods, killing, torture, and sexual violence, and called on all states and external actors to cease arming, financing, and enabling the war in Sudan.
He described violations including targeting on the basis of ethnicity, deliberate destruction of livelihoods, killing, torture, and sexual violence, and called on all states and external actors to cease arming, financing, and enabling the war in Sudan.
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