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Aid workers find little life in El-Fasher after RSF takeover
PORT SUDAN: Traumatized civilians left in Sudan’s El-Fasher after its capture by paramilitary forces are living without water or sanitation in a city haunted by famine, UN aid coordinator Denise Brown said on Monday. El-Fasher fell to the paramilitary Rapid Support Forces in October after more than 500 days of siege, and last Friday, a small UN humanitarian team was able to make its first short visit in almost two years. Mass atrocities, including massacres, torture, and sexual violence, reportedly accompanied the capture of the city.
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arabnews.com
Aid workers find little life in El-Fasher after RSF takeover
PORT SUDAN: Traumatized civilians left in Sudan’s El-Fasher after its capture by paramilitary forces are living without water or sanitation in a city haunted by famine, UN aid…
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aljazeera.com
UN says Sudan’s el-Fasher a ‘crime scene’ in first access since RSF capture
International aid workers discover largely deserted Sudanese city with few signs of life following mass atrocities.
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UN finds dire conditions in Sudan’s El-Fasher during first visit since its fall
CAIRO: A UN humanitarian team visited El-Fasher in Sudan’s Darfur region for the first time since a paramilitary force overran the city in October, carrying out a rampage that is…