eujin byun, representative for the - rights violation.uld possible resolutions, or at least political stability look like for sudan? for now, the focus appears to be on ending the battle between the army and the rsf paramilitary group before it spreads into a more complex and lengthy war. the bbc spoke to the former civilian prime minister of sudan, abdalla hamdok. he's leading a civilian coalition aimed at bringing peace to the country. hamdok believes military influence in sudan's government is the lasting lesson from this conflict, and that that needs to change. we thought with such a great revolution in sudan we would be rewarded with lifting of the sanctions straightaway. it took us more than a year for the sanctions to be lifted which was a game changer. had it been lifted earlier we would be able to be integrated into the international community and address the issues of death, issues of opening up the country and things like that. so i think it is indeed the story of our neglect. for more on the situation, i spoke to sudan's ambas

for more, i wasjoined earlier by eujin byun, global spokesperson for the un refugee agency.udan, particularly those leaving the darfur region. what can you tell us about what is going on right now on the ground? from what we are — right now on the ground? from what we are hearing _ right now on the ground? from what we are hearing from - right now on the ground? from what we are hearing from the l what we are hearing from the women and girls, women and children in general, who are arriving from darfur region to chad,is arriving from darfur region to chad, is continuous and horror stories that there is experience in the country back in sudan. we can talk about the political violence in the traumatic experience they have. they witnessed family members dying in front of them and also the most importantly the violence that they experience, including rape and sexual assault and sexual exploitation. in darfur as well is on the way to chad, seeking safety and security. i safety and security. i understand you are recently on the ground in chad yourself. help us understand — so peopl