YCON Sudan participated in a side event organized by the Justice Committee on the margins of the 60th session of the UN Human Rights Council. Our representative discussed the human rights situation in Sudan, patterns of violations, and the challenges faced by human rights defenders.

The session highlighted the role of rigorous documentation in supporting long-term accountability mechanisms, strengthening national processes, and contributing to regional and international initiatives, including ongoing fact-finding missions.

On October 28, 2024, YCON Sudan had the honor of briefing the United Nations Security Council on the ongoing crisis in Sudan. This opportunity was made possible through the invitation of the Swiss Mission to the UN Security Council. During this high-level engagement, Hanna Eltigani, Assistant Secretary-General of YCON presented firsthand insights from conflict-affected communities, shared data and observations collected by youth observers, and highlighted the urgent needs and perspectives of Sudanese youth.

Our briefing emphasized the impact of ongoing conflicts on civilians, the challenges faced by youth in participating meaningfully in civic life, and the importance of international support for sustainable solutions. This opportunity allowed YCON to directly influence global discussions, advocate for humanitarian assistance, and call for accountability and protection of vulnerable communities.

Through engagements like these, YCON amplifies the voices of Sudanese youth, strengthens civic participation, and fosters partnerships that contribute to peace, stability, and actionable

solutions in Sudan.

As the war in Sudan escalates, millions face unprecedented humanitarian challenges. In an exclusive interview with VOA Africa 54, YCON spokesperson Khalid Mishain highlighted the catastrophic impact on civilians, ongoing violations, mass displacement, and the failure of international actors to respond effectively.

Through this engagement, YCON amplifies the voices of affected communities, calls for urgent humanitarian action, and pushes for accountability to protect civilians and mitigate the deepening crisis.

YCON Sudan’s Assistant Secretary-General, Hanaa Eltigani, spoke at the 58th session of the UN Human Rights Council (#HRC58), highlighting the ongoing human rights violations and humanitarian challenges in Sudan. Through this platform, YCON amplifies the voices of affected communities, calls for international accountability, and advocates for protection, justice, and urgent support for civilians impacted by the conflict.