A United Nations fact-finding mission has called for an international peacekeeping force to protect civilians in Sudan, where a brutal civil war has caused widespread displacement and suffering. The conflict involves the Sudanese army and the Rapid Support Forces paramilitaries, both of which have committed grave human rights abuses. The mission urged for an independent and impartial force to be deployed urgently to safeguard civilians. It also highlighted the need for an expanded arms embargo, accused the Rapid Support Forces of crimes against humanity, and emphasized the importance of justice for the perpetrators. The report stressed the urgency of addressing the crisis and providing support to survivors, especially children, who are deeply impacted by the conflict. The article underscored the severity of the situation in Sudan and the necessity for immediate international intervention.