WASHINGTON, D.C. — The Green Party of the United States has abruptly cancelled Proposal 1277, a major national resolution intended to condemn the ongoing genocide in Sudan and urge the U.S. government to designate the Rapid Support Forces (RSF) as a foreign terrorist organization. The proposal, which had progressed through a two-week discussion phase in late January, was moved to “Cancelled” status on the National Committee’s internal voting portal following its scheduled voting window in early February.

As of current date, the specific reasons for the cancellation remain undisclosed. While the measure was introduced with the backing of the party’s National Steering Committee, no information is yet publicly obtainable by the publication if the move was prompted by procedural errors, a strategic withdrawal by its sponsors, or significant internal pushback regarding the resolution’s specific language. The status change effectively voids the proposal before a final tally could be certified.

The resolution was notable for its aggressive stance on international intervention and financial accountability. Beyond condemning RSF-led atrocities in Darfur, the measure called for ethical divestment from United Arab Emirates (UAE) state funds and urged the investigation of several foreign governments for their alleged roles in supplying arms to the warring parties. It also sought to commit the party to advocating