Sudan war: Hundreds of thousands flee renewed violence in North Darfur

Sudan war: Hundreds of thousands flee renewed violence in North Darfur

A mass wave of displacement in Sudan’s North Darfur state is pushing hundreds of thousands into precarious conditions far from lifesaving aid, as overstretched operations struggle to keep pace with the growing emergency.

The United Nations Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs (OCHA) called for UN agencies and other NGOs to have access to North Darfur in the face of the “large scale” displacement of civilians.

UN condemns North Darfur bloodbath: call for all belligerents “to comply with their obligations under international law” - Dabanga Radio TV Online

In the wake of escalating hostilities in and around El Fasher, capital of North Darfur,...

UN decries restricted access to the displaced in North Darfur - Radio Tamazuj

The U.N. has decried the continued restricted access to Al-Fasher and the surrounding areas in North Darfur State, which host hundreds of thousands displaced by the conflict. U.N. Resident and Humanitarian Coordinator in Sudan Clementine Nkweta-Salami said in a press release Sunday that the humanitarian community was facing multiple operational challenges, preventing an appropriate response. “Despite our repeated appeals, humanitarian access to …

Umm Kadada – Darfur24 The emergency room in Umm Kadada, located about 178 kilometers east of El Fasher, revealed the deteriorating humanitarian conditions of the displaced people fleeing the city to the neighboring Umm Sidra area. The Rapid Support Forces took control of Umm Kadada on April 12, after violent battles with resistance forces. The post The conditions of those fleeing Umm Kadada, North Darfur, deteriorate appeared first on the Darfur…