Sudan: Sudan Anti-War Forces Warn UN Envoy - Burhan's Dialogue Could Entrench Division and Legitimise Ruling Authorities
The representatives say the desired dialogue must form part of a comprehensive political process that begins with an end to the war, protection for civilians, and action to address the humanitarian situation, before restoring the unity of state institutions and ultimately establishing a unified, democratic civilian government.
But they insist that there must first be agreement on the nature of the political process, its participants, and its terms of reference, as well as safeguards for the independence of civilian decision-making and against any one body monopolising representation of anti-war forces.
Sign up for free AllAfrica Newsletters Get the latest in African news delivered straight to your inbox At the end of the meeting, the forces renew their readiness to co-operate with regional and international efforts to end the war, provided these lead to a process that preserves Sudan's unity, prevents the entrenchment of de facto authorities, and paves the way for a sustainable democratic civilian transition.
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