It is a particular pleasure to serve under your chairmanship, Mrs Barker. I am standing in for the Under-Secretary of State for Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Affairs, my hon. Friend the Member for Bridgend (Chris Elmore), who sends his apologies that he cannot be here. I thank hon. Members on all sides of the House for their thoughtful contributions and acknowledge the unity across parties on this issue. The situation in Sudan is dire with 9 million people internally displaced and 4 million stranded on borders, leading to severe human rights violations including freedom of religious belief. The UK special envoy for freedom of religion or belief has set out a Government strategy focusing on 10 countries but remains engaged with Sudan. We condemn the countless violations committed by warring parties in Sudan and have been clear about the importance of the issues at the UN General Assembly's Third Committee, Human Rights Council, and Security Council. The UK provides funding for humanitarian relief, including £146 million this year to reach almost 2 million people, and has sanctioned 24 individuals and entities aligned with or backing warring parties in Sudan. We will continue to work urgently with international partners to press for a ceasefire and an inclusive transition to ensure protection of rights for all Sudanese people.