'What we need... is to be able to reach people in need, wherever they are, via all possible routes, whether across borders or conflict lines.'

Martin Griffiths calls for more access, more funding for the response, and more diplomacy to end this war
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National staff and volunteers are on the frontline of humanitarian response.

They must carry out critical and life-saving activities safely and with unimpeded access.

We reiterate - today and every day - that civilians and humanitarians are not a target.

#KeepEyesOnSudan

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Tele- #health clinic for people in #Sudan available daily Khartoum time 10am - 6pm, for at least the next three months. WhatsApp link in the post below.
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Unprotected civilians who fled from their homes and sought safety in North #Darfur #Sudan are again at grave risk from artillery bombardment too, and either being caught in the crossfire or in atrocities.

The world’s largest #displacement crisis also may become its most deadly.

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SpaceX’s service is a lifeline in warzones like #Sudan . Civilians all over can contact loved ones, emergency responders continue, and facts be told, all with the magic of your machinery. As we face famine, please reconsider. Best, W

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Likely that thousands of civilian homes razed to the ground this month in North #Darfur #Sudan , or worse. Plainly it’s inhumane; this destruction is unnecessary to accomplish any military purpose. It’s a brutal pattern of violence against civilians that must be rejected, stopped.

Although MSF works in good cooperation with the MoH, the GoS has persistently & deliberately obstructed access to humanitarian aid, especially to areas outside of their control: it has systematically denied travel permits and supplies to cross the front lines.

#TalkAboutSudan

#Sudan : It’s been a year since #Sudan war began, and the impact is staggering. Hunger grips 18 million people, displacement rages, and violence persists.

This isn’t just a statistic, it’s the reality for millions.

One year of immense suffering for Sudan. Every worst case scenario has come through - now an unprecedented famine looms. Hell on earth. But war has also brought out the best in the people. Emergency committees are beacons of hope for the future. They have not given up and do…

International President Christos Christou describes the shocking scenes he witnessed upon arrival in Darfur, #Sudan .

In El Geneina, “you see mass destruction, you see bullets in the walls, you see buildings completely burned down to the ground”.

These atrocious attacks on civilian settlements must stop. North Darfur's devastation is an imminent risk.