PEACE in Sudan Act aims to end conflict, hold violators accountable, and stabilize Sudan.
The PEACE in Sudan Act seeks to end the conflict in Sudan by countering malign actors, holding violators accountable, and promoting stability. It prohibits U.S. assistance to Sudan unless it is humanitarian, blocks financial transactions of violators, and mandates reports on atrocities and foreign involvement. The Act also establishes a Special Envoy for Sudan and assesses armed actors for terrorist designation. It aims to cripple the war economy, protect civilians, and support a transition to a civilian government.
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