Sudan Faces Dire Humanitarian Crisis as Conflict Escalates

As Sudan's civil war enters its second year, international aid remains critically underfunded, exacerbating a severe humanitarian and food crisis.

Sudan's ongoing conflict has led to mass displacement, with millions facing acute hunger and health crises.
International aid efforts are severely underfunded, with only a fraction of the required billions received, leaving aid agencies struggling to provide necessary support.
Widespread violence, including targeted attacks on civilians and infrastructure, has intensified the crisis, with reports of atrocities such as rape and ethnic violence.
Efforts to mediate and provide aid are hampered by continuous fighting and restrictions imposed by conflicting parties, making large areas inaccessible.
Upcoming international conferences seek to address the crisis, emphasizing the urgent need for increased global funding and a ceasefire.