Archive · 19 Nov 2025
UK Proposes Sanctions on Sudan Over Human Rights Abuses
The United Kingdom is thinking about putting special rules (sanctions) on some people and places in Sudan because they have been treating people badly.
The UK's foreign minister said this to help stop the fighting in Sudan.
The UK is talking to other countries about this idea.
UK Foreign Minister Yvette Cooper announced plans for potential sanctions against Sudan
These sanctions would target individuals and entities responsible for human rights violations and abuses in Sudan
The move comes as part of global efforts to end the ongoing conflict in Sudan
Cooper made the announcement during a parliamentary session on Tuesday
The UK is consulting with international partners on the proposed sanctions
- Who
- UK Foreign Minister Yvette Cooper, individuals and entities in Sudan responsible for human rights abuses
- What
- Proposed sanctions on Sudan
- When
- Announced on Tuesday
- Where
- Sudan
- Why
- To address human rights violations and abuses in Sudan and contribute to ending the ongoing conflict
- Minister
- Yvette Cooper
- Target
- Individuals and entities in Sudan responsible for human rights abuses
- Purpose
- Address human rights violations and abuses in Sudan
- Status
- Proposed, under consultation with international partners
