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Children at ‘breaking point’ in Darfur as they face extreme hunger and violence, UN says

  • The warning, known as a “Child Alert,” is used sparingly by UNICEF and is designed to signal that a situation has reached a critical threshold
  • It is the first time the agency has issued one in 20 years for Darfur
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More than 2 million people in Darfur left without proper care after drone strike on major hospital

By AP ·

Sudanese paramilitary forces kill at least 28 people in an attack in Darfur, medical group says

By AP ·
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Famine spreads to more towns in Darfur, hunger experts warn as war rages on

By AP ·
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A Sudanese doctor recounts his harrowing escape from a Darfur city under rebel bombardment

By AP ·
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UN rights chief shocked by ‘unbearable’ Darfur atrocities

By AFP ·
Analysis

Will there be justice for Darfur after the latest Sudan atrocities?

By ANAN TELLO ·

ICC prosecutors seek life sentence for Janjaweed leader convicted of Darfur crimes

By AP ·
Update

Aid workers fear for those missing from a city in Sudan’s Darfur region seized by paramilitary force

By AP ·

ICC all set to give war crimes verdict on Sudan militia chief

By AFP ·

Darfur cholera cases rising at an ‘alarming’ rate as death toll in Sudan tops 3,000, says WHO

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Long-range ‘kamikaze’ drones seen near RSF base could worsen conflict in Sudan

By Reuters ·

‘Tears and pain’ after deadly Sudan landslide

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