Foreign Ministry: Kenyan government’s insistence on continuing to support the terrorist militia and harbor its activities demonstrates a disregard for international legitimacy and AU-PSC

Foreign Ministry: Kenyan government’s insistence on continuing to support the terrorist militia and harbor its activities demonstrates a disregard for international legitimacy and AU-PSC
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The Republic of Sudan
Ministry of Foreign Affairs
Office of the Spokesperson Media Directorate
Press Statement

While the Janjaweed RSF militia escalates its campaign of genocide against specific ethnic groups in Darfur—exemplified by its ongoing attack on the Zamzam camp for IDPs, which has claimed the lives of hundreds of civilians, including women and children—and while the militia continues to target vital civilian facilities across the country, reports are emerging that Kenya will host a second conference for the RSF terrorist militia and its affiliates in the coming days. This follows previous meetings sponsored by the Kenyan presidency in February of this year, which sought to declare a s- called "parallel government" for the genocidal militia and its followers.
The entire international community has condemned this move. The United Nations Security Council expressed grave concern over it and its potential to fuel the flames of war in Sudan, threatening its national unity and territorial integrity. Similarly, the African Union Peace and Security Council strongly and unequivocally condemned it in a press statement dated March 11, 2025, calling on AU member states and the broader international community to refrain from providing any assistance or support to armed or political groups seeking to establish a parallel government or state in Sudan.
The Kenyan government’s insistence on continuing to support the terrorist militia and harbor its activities demonstrates a disregard for international legitimacy and the African Union Peace and Security Council. It also poses a serious threat to regional security, the sovereignty of African nations, and social stability within them.
The Ministry of Foreign Affairs calls on the international community to condemn this irresponsible conduct, which violates international law, the UN Charter, and the Constitutive Act of the African Union.