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The doctors accused the RSF of violating basic human rights and condemned their continued looting and destruction of homes.
The conflict between the Sudanese Armed Forces and the Rapid Support Forces has led to widespread planting of mines, especially in contested regions.
Younish Al-Khatib, chairman of the Palestinian Red Crescent, said he did not consider the measures taken by the Israeli military, which reprimanded on...
The paramedics and other rescue workers were shot dead on March 23 near the southern Gaza city of Rafah and buried in a shallow grave.
On April 11, the RSF and their allied armed groups stormed Zamzam, Sudan's largest displacement camp, which used to host at least 500,000 people near...
The Rapid Support Forces paramilitary group - two years into its conflict with Sudan's army - seized the massive camp in North Darfur a week ago in an...
Sudan is now facing the world’s largest humanitarian crisis, with half of its 30 million people in urgent need of assistance.
What began as a political power struggle has now shattered lives, decimated infrastructure, and pushed 30.4 million people into urgent need of humanit...
The UN system, in partnership with countries affected, needs to get ahead of the game, facilitating solutions for displaced persons while working to p...
The explanatory note attached to the amendment argues that this timeframe “does not align with the current reality,” emphasizing that resolving “extre...
The conflict between the army and the RSF has unleashed waves of ethnic violence, created what the United Nations calls the world's worst humanitarian...
UNICEF said the loss of these supplies puts over 2,000 children at risk, worsening an already dire situation for families trapped in conflict.
Domestic factors within Sudan were the primary triggers for the outbreak of the civil war.
Disputes between rival factions intensified recently with the region’s embattled administrator appealing for help from the federal government after a...
Factions allied with the Sudanese army have dismissed the talks, arguing that they lacked inclusivity and fairness.
Medical aid agency MSF has confirmed seven deaths from the violence, while residents say dozens may have been killed.
IGAD Executive Secretary Workneh Gebeyehu acknowledged that previous aid commitments had helped alleviate suffering but insisted that more needed to b...
Sudan’s withdrawal from the IPC system could undermine humanitarian efforts to help millions of Sudanese suffering from extreme hunger.
The UN says the conflict has driven 11 million people from their homes and unleashed the world's biggest hunger crisis.
About 1.8 million people in Gaza are facing unprecedented levels of food insecurity.
