Sudanese Australians are kept up at night thinking of family and friends trapped as a result of one of the world's worst humanitarian crises.
By Courtney Bembridge, ABC News
Nidal Saeed checks her phone for updates from her cousin in Sudan.
Fourteen million people have been displaced, more than 33 million need humanitarian aid, at least 150,000 are dead and horrific atrocities and massacres occur frequently.
Human rights groups have reported these statistics and say sexual violence has become part of daily life for women and girls.
Those same groups have called Sudan a "forgotten war" while others say it's been neglected.
While the world reels from a series of concurrent global emergencies — wars in Ukraine and Gaza, rising geopolitical tensions in…
The toll of the war in Sudan goes far beyond damaged infrastructure and lost lives — it has inflicted deep wounds on the dignity…
CAIRO: More than two years have passed since Sudan plunged into a civil war that has caused what aid organizations have described…
DUBAI: Sudan is now ground zero for the world’s largest — and most overlooked — humanitarian catastrophe. Since fighting broke…
Nearly three years of war have displaced 14 million people and pushed 21 million into acute hunger.
The war in Sudan is not an anomaly; it is a prototype. A conflict that has directly killed at least 150,000 people, displaced…
