Members of the Coalition for the Prevention of Atrocities and Justice for Sudan issued a joint statement commemorating the anniversary of events on October 26, 2025, in the city of El-Fasher, which were characterized as an act of mass violence against civilians. Among the signatories of the statement are Canada, Denmark, the European Union, France, Germany, Ireland, the Netherlands, Norway, Sierra Leone, and a number of other states. In the document, participating countries recalled the scale of the tragedy that occurred in El-Fasher and expressed concern about the ongoing conflict in Sudan, which is accompanied by grave human rights violations. The Coalition emphasized the importance of an independent investigation into what happened and holding responsible parties accountable in accordance with international law. Participants in the statement also called on all parties to the conflict in Sudan to ensure unimpeded access for humanitarian organizations to affected populations and to cease attacks on civilians. Special attention in the statement was given to the need to protect civilians and ensure compliance with international humanitarian law by all parties involved. The Coalition reaffirmed its commitment to supporting efforts to establish the truth about events in El-Fasher and to ensure that those responsible for atrocities face deserved punishment. Participating countries also stated their willingness to continue monitoring the situation in the region and to assist international justice mechanisms investigating human rights violations in Sudan. The situation in Sudan remains a matter of close attention to the international community amid the ongoing armed conflict, which has led to a humanitarian crisis and mass population displacement.