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Sudan's civil war is devastating lives and its economy

2025/4/15
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Sudan is facing a severe humanitarian crisis as its civil war enters its third year. People are struggling to survive, with some resorting to desperate measures like selling their children for food. The conflict has deepened tribal divisions and destroyed peaceful coexistence.
  • The International Red Cross is urging all parties to protect civilians and critical infrastructure.
  • Half of Sudan's population faces severe hunger and risk of attack.
  • Personal accounts describe the dangers of daily life, including shelling and violence.
  • Many have lost their source of income and access to land due to the conflict.

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Two years into a civil war, Sudan is home to the world's largest humanitarian crisis. The International Red Cross is urging all sides to stop attacks on civilian infrastructure.

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