DAR Talks

Geography of Atrocities

Sudan's war is geographical. Where you are determines what is being done to you. This page summarises documented incidents of violence against women and girls — by region, with their attributed actors and primary sources visible in Documented Incidents.

DAR Talks does not align with either armed party. Both the SAF and the RSF have been credibly accused of war crimes. My position is anti-violence-against-women and pro-accountability — applied without favour to either side.

This is not exhaustive. It records only incidents documented in the published sources I cite, and only those for which a date and location can be confirmed. Many violations are not yet documented. Many will not be. What appears here is a floor, not a ceiling.

Each region in the map below is shaded by the number of incidents currently in the archive. Survivor identities are never revealed. Locations are precise to the nearest village or neighbourhood only where doing so does not endanger anyone still in the area.

Updated 17 May 2026. Last source review 17 May 2026.

Documented incidents by region of SudanSchematic map of Sudan. The archive currently holds 5 documented incident(s); the most-cited region accounts for 3 of them.Refugee corridorsDarfur3 documentedKhartoum1 documentedAl-Gezira0 documentedKordofan0 documented
Schematic. Boundaries are not to scale.

By region

RegionDocumented incidentsMost recentActions
Darfur329 April 2025View incidents →
Kordofan———
Khartoum110 September 2023View incidents →
Al-Gezira———
Refugee corridors———
Other / nationwide16 September 2024View incidents →

Regions showing zero are not absent of harm. They are absent of documentation that meets my methodology bar.