The Secretary-General's eighth report on children and armed conflict in Sudan highlights severe violations against children over the past two years, including recruitment, killing, and sexual violence. Despite ongoing conflict, there has been progress in addressing these issues, with recommendations aimed at ending violations and strengthening child protection. Concurrently, Sudan faces a humanitarian crisis marked by mass displacement and hunger, prompting local families to unite and provide shelter to those affected, demonstrating a strong tradition of solidarity. Pro-democracy groups are facilitating humanitarian efforts while striving for a peaceful and equitable society post-conflict. Nevertheless, humanitarian organizations face significant challenges due to violence and bureaucratic impediments, impacting their ability to deliver aid. The situation underscores the urgent need for a cease-fire and improved access to humanitarian assistance across the region.