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MOTION FOR A RESOLUTION (2025/2595(RSP))

On severe political, humanitarian and human rights crisis in Sudan, in particular the sexual violence and child rape

B-10-2025-0175

on behalf of The Left Group · Rapporteur: Rima Hassan

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The resolution condemns attacks on civilians and sexual violence in Sudan, urges an arms embargo, and calls for humanitarian access and support for survivors.

Key points

  1. Strongly condemns indiscriminate attacks on civilians and healthcare workers, unlawful killings, and targeting of civilian property.
  2. Denounces sexual violence as a war crime and possible crime against humanity.
  3. Demands credible investigations, punishment of perpetrators, and treatment and reparation for survivors.
  4. Urges all parties to uphold international law, end attacks, ensure humanitarian access, and agree on a permanent ceasefire and political transition.
  5. Reprehends the lack of response from international and regional actors.
  6. Calls for a UN arms embargo across Sudan and accountability for countries like UAE and France violating the Darfur arms embargo.
  7. Rejects arbitrary arrests and deportations of Sudanese by Egyptian authorities, urges EU states to stop returns and open safe pathways.
  8. Calls on the EU to increase support to Sudanese civil society and emergency funding, including for sexual violence survivors.

Who is affected

  • Sudanese civilians, including women and children affected by conflict and sexual violence.
  • Parties to the conflict in Sudan, including SAF and RSF.
  • Countries and entities violating the arms embargo, including UAE and France.
  • Egyptian authorities and EU-funded security forces involved in deportations.
  • EU member states and the EU, called to provide support and funding.

Figures and deadlines

  • More than 14 million forcibly displaced.