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Sudan's Ongoing Humanitarian Crisis

The conflict in Sudan has been ongoing for over three years, displacing 14 million people and causing widespread destruction. The Rapid Support Forces, a powerful militia group, has been accused of atrocities, including genocide. The war has left many without access to basic necessities, and the country's capital, Khartoum, is slowly coming back to life after being ravaged by the conflict.

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The essential points

  1. 01Over 14 million people have been displaced due to the conflict in Sudan.
  2. 02The Rapid Support Forces have been accused of atrocities, including genocide.
  3. 03The war has left many without access to basic necessities, such as food and water.
  4. 04Khartoum, the capital city, is slowly coming back to life after being ravaged by the conflict.
The full brief

The conflict in Sudan has been ongoing for over three years, displacing 14 million people and causing widespread destruction. The Rapid Support Forces, a powerful militia group, has been accused of atrocities, including genocide. The war has left many without access to basic necessities, and the country's capital, Khartoum, is slowly coming back to life after being ravaged by the conflict.