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UN Warns Sexual Violence in Sudan Has Reached Unprecedented Levels as Tool of War

United Nations officials have raised fresh alarm over the systematic use of sexual violence in Sudan’s ongoing conflict, warning that the scale and brutality of attacks against civilians have reached levels not previously documented. According to the UN, these crimes are being deployed deliberately to instil fear and break apart communities, rather than occurring as […]

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Sudan drone strikes kill over 1,000 civilians in 2026, UN warns of new phase in three-year war

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The United Nations has reported that more than 1,000 civilians have been killed in drone strikes across Sudan since the beginning of 2026, underscoring what international observers describe as a dangerous new phase in the country’s three-year-old civil war. According to the UN, the rapid expansion of drone warfare represents a turning point in the

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At least 30 dead at DRC displacement camp amid growing Ebola threat

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At least 30 people have died since May at the Kigonze displacement camp in the eastern Democratic Republic of the Congo, according to a report from Al Jazeera, as health authorities warn of a resurgent Ebola threat in a region already strained by years of armed conflict and mass displacement. A vulnerable population in a

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Jonglei Crisis Deepens as Accusations Mount Over Burned Villages and Silenced Hospitals

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South Sudan’s Jonglei state faces fresh crisis as government and opposition forces trade accusations over burned villages, displacement, and disrupted hospitals.

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Sudan’s War Enters Another Year as International Attention Remains Limited

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Three years after fighting erupted between Sudan’s armed forces and the paramilitary Rapid Support Forces, the country remains engulfed in a conflict that has reshaped the lives of millions yet continues to receive only fragmented attention from the international community. The war, which broke out in April 2023, has triggered one of the most severe

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Sudan’s War Enters Its Fourth Year as Humanitarian Catastrophe Deepens

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When the guns fell silent for a few hours in April 2023, following the outbreak of fighting between Sudan’s Armed Forces and the paramilitary Rapid Support Forces, few imagined that the country would still be at war three years later. Today, as Sudan enters its fourth year of conflict, the humanitarian situation has deteriorated to

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Sudan’s Invisible War: Inside the Humanitarian Catastrophe the World Has Stopped Watching

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Nairobi | April 15, 2026 Two years into one of the world’s most devastating conflicts, Sudan is experiencing a humanitarian catastrophe that aid agencies describe as the worst since Rwanda — and yet international attention has largely drifted elsewhere, overshadowed by simultaneous crises in Gaza, Ukraine, and the Sahel. The war, which erupted in April

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