Documents reviewed by The Washington Post and allegations cited by a Sudanese rights group point to a suspected Sudanese army programme involving chlorine munitions and the diversion of water-treatment supplies. The claims require careful attribution and independent verification, writes Bayethe Msimang.

Secret dossier reveals Sudan army’s alleged chlorine bomb programme, desert tests and possible use of chemical weapons in the country’s brutal civil war.

Gen Al Burhan can no longer be considered a legitimate partner for peace

Sudan's military turned UNICEF aid into chlorine bombs. Washington has the policy tools to end their chemical impunity now.