Sudan's war economy fuelling 'self-perpetuating' conflict, UN human rights office says

The UN human rights office has highlighted how Sudan's war economy is sustaining its ongoing conflict, urging warring parties and companies in the commodities trade to adhere to international law. This war economy, driven by the exploitation of resources, has created a cycle of violence and instability that's hard to break. The report underscores the dire human rights impact, suggesting that without changes, the conflict will continue to perpetuate. This insight is crucial as it points to the need for both immediate humanitarian action and long-term economic restructuring to break the cycle.