Sudan's War (A Chapter in the Holocaust of the Twenty-first Century) . By Nosibah Alamen

The brutal and heinous war in Sudan has revealed its true face, casting a shadow of calamities over the entire country, with a continuous threat of potential fragmentation. The war has taken increasingly dangerous turns day by day, carrying within it a bleak future that threatens the very existence of the Sudanese nation as a whole. In the past hours, the Al-Jazeera state witnessed a tragedy that deplores the forehead, revealing the greatest looming danger that we have been warning against its escalation, which is the transformation of the conflict between two warring parties into an entirely ethnic war, dragging into ethnic alignment without distinction between justice, and logic. This danger completely pulls Sudan and its people into a holocaust from which no one will cured for decades to come. Experiencing unlawful and inhumane acts forced imprisonment and torture, among civilians, in a large scale operation of ethnic cleansing at warp speed. Disregarding all international humanitarian laws, treaties, human rights conventions , in a blatant violation of all humanitarian norms that uphold human dignity. The danger lies in the spread of habituation to these forms of violence among civilians, and the proliferation of a culture of vindictiveness, which warns of potential disasters occurring among the civilians themselves, apart from the systematic attacks from the warring parties. To halt these crimes and end the suffering of Sudanese people , human rights agencies must take actions against these perpetrators to prevent this violence immediately. This means reining in abusive security forces, as well as suspending and holding accountable those implicated in crimes.