Summary
During the United Nations General Assembly, African leaders focused on global issues but did not talk much about serious conflicts in Sudan and Congo. These conflicts have caused many deaths and humanitarian crises. Analysts suggest that African leaders missed the chance to bring attention to these issues.
Key Facts
- African leaders discussed international matters like climate change and conflicts in their U.N. speeches.
- They called for an end to Israel's actions in Gaza but did not focus on African conflicts.
- Conflicts in Sudan and Congo have caused significant humanitarian crises.
- The Sudan conflict began in 2023 and has resulted in at least 40,000 deaths.
- Rapid Support Forces and the Sudanese army have committed major atrocities.
- Over 7,000 people have died due to conflict in Congo, which involves over 100 rebel groups.
- African leaders have not significantly highlighted these issues at the U.N.
- External countries are leading peace talks to address these conflicts.
