Sudan Doctors Union

[7][8][9] The SDU documents the fatalities and injuries during the Sudanese conflicts,[4][10] and their members have been subjected to shootings,[11] torture,[12] and abductions[13] by the government and armed forces in Sudan.

[7] The SDU has also been involved in providing medical and financial aid to wounded protesters during periods of civil unrest.

[18] Despite these challenges, the SDS continues to advocate for improvements in the healthcare sector and the working conditions of doctors in Sudan.

[7][8] The SDU established global branches to support Sudanese doctors living abroad.

[22] The SDU in Qatar, which opened a helpline within two days of the start of the war in Sudan (2023), is staffed by 136 doctors from more than 36 specialties.