About Stop RSF Terror

A civilian-led, non-partisan campaign with one demand: designate the Rapid Support Forces a terrorist organization.

The Designation

Stop RSF Terror exists for a single, specific outcome: formal terrorist designation and coordinated sanctions against Sudan's Rapid Support Forces. Since April 2023, the RSF has waged a documented campaign of ethnic cleansing, mass killing, and starvation-as-a-weapon across Darfur and beyond — at least 150,000 people killed and 12.9 million displaced. In October 2025, RSF fighters took El Fasher and killed thousands of civilians within days. Designation is not symbolic. It cuts off financing, restricts arms transfers, and puts commanders on notice that these acts carry consequences. Every claim on this site traces back to a sourced, dated case file.

How the Platform Works

No newsletter, no petition list — one action, done properly.

Read the Evidence

Each case file is sourced to the UN, Human Rights Watch, Yale's Humanitarian Research Lab, or named journalists — never a single unverified claim.

Choose a Recipient

Pick from government officials, diplomats, and international bodies across dozens of countries, organized by role and jurisdiction.

Send From Your Own Inbox

Every message is pre-drafted and fact-checked, editable before sending, and delivered from your own Gmail account with your explicit, one-time consent.

Counted, Not Tracked

We log an anonymous, aggregate count of emails sent — never who sent them, what they said, or any personal data.

File Notes

No Donations

There is no donate button. We do not ask for or accept money from visitors.

No Partisan Affiliation

We are not aligned with any government, political party, or armed faction. The only position taken here is that documented atrocities require accountability.

No Data Harvesting

We do not create accounts, sell data, or run advertising trackers. Site analytics are aggregate only, and the only campaign record kept is an anonymous count of emails sent.

The Method

Every figure and claim published here is cross-referenced against primary sources before it goes live: the UN Human Rights Office (OHCHR), Human Rights Watch field investigations, satellite analysis from Yale School of Public Health's Humanitarian Research Lab, and reporting from established international newsrooms. Nothing is published on the strength of a single, unverified source. New here? Start with our plain-language explainer on what the RSF is. The full case-file archive — with sources, dates, and links — is public.