Just two years ago, the fight between the Sudanese and the quasi -military support forces broke out of the Sudan and continued to trigger the civil war. At least 150,000 people were believed to have died in the battle, and more than 8.2 million were disgusted. The United Nations calls it the most destructive humanitarian situation in the world. In addition to famine, the vulnerable population face sexual abuse. Earlier this month, UNICEF reported that armed fighters raped hundreds of children in both boys and girls. This is in the report that last year, sexual violence on both sides, including sex slave systems, has been prevalent in areas where war is taking place. Oliver Farry talks about revelation with Kamel Al Sharif, a local program manager of the Norwegian Refugee Council.
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2025-03-17 13:00:00
Oliver FARRY
Sudan's civil war: ‘Intentional and systemic targeting of civilians’ by warring sides
