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the pound, military rapids support forces that is on top of the 3000000 displaced before the conflicts began. last april was somehow fled to neighboring countries, but most have moved to say for areas within. so don, hey, but morgan has moved from costume, from how much her daughters and her grandchildren have lived in this classroom for 6 months. the school in hudson has become a temporary shelter for some of the menus to denise forces from their homes by the conflict between the army and the power military rapids support forces for us as the flight. when the fighting moved into their neighborhood along the senate, it is the one that uh, it was terrible to leave the house. we carried the kids left, the air conditioning on. i'm left with nothing but the clothes on our box. artillery shells line to narrow, straight bullets were flying everywhere. early in the conflicts, the power and military group took control of most of the capital, made reports at the fast rape and killing. many residents moved to stay for regions, often areas controlled by the army. in dar 4 where the rapids support

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and his erstwhile deputy general, mohamed dagalo — better known as hemedti — who heads the rapid support forcesia, the rsf. my guest is the former prime minister abdalla hamdok, who is playing a significant role in the negotiations. he has signed a deal with hemedti, so does this mean the rsf has effectively won the war? all hi, zeinab. abdalla hamdok in abu dhabi, welcome to hardtalk. nearly half of sudan's 49 million strong population is in dire need of humanitarian assistance. aid agencies can't get to them. diseases are rife. what are you and others trying to do to help them? thank you for having me. this war is entering its ten months with no end in sight. we are passing through probably the worst humanitarian crisis in the recent history of the country with displacement, refugees, loss of life, shortage of everything — food, medicine, shelter, destruction of infrastructure, property collapse of the economy, collapse of the state. the un organisations like ocha, the who, unhcr put the death toll at about 13,000 — which is a very conservative estimate — injuries, about 33,000. i think that

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the sudanese army and the paramilitary rapid support forces continue to fight across the country, despite...accounts coming out of sudan have been of death, suffering and despair, as the senseless conflict and human rights violations and abuses have persisted with no end in sight". the report is based on interviews with 303 victims and witnesses. more than i3—thousand people have been killed, most of them from the african masalit ethnic community. both the army and the rsf are accused of using heavy weaponry on densely popluated areas. the report also reveals that by december of last year, at least 118 people had been subjected to sexual violence. nineteen were children. turk says some of these violations amount to war crimes. we heard disturbing findings in the un report and we want to know about your reaction? it�*s not surprising but it is nonetheless heartbreaking when you consider that this conflict has been going on for almost a year now, and the fact that this report is coming reinforces the already existing body of work that has been done byjournalists, mostly sudanese journalists

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well, the 9 months of fighting between the army and paramilitary rapid support forces has pushed almost 5000000 people to the brink of starvation. the world food program says the number of susan is going hungry has doubled since the violence began in april. in security and restricted access of major agencies operations, nearly impossible, committed tearing organizations are appealing to the international community to increase the funding and not to get a balance. sudan, as other rules dominate the world's attention. so what can be done to ease the suffering of decision these people? well, there's plenty to discuss. but 1st, this report outlines the scale of the catastrophe. a child dies every 2 hours in some, some. it's one of the largest and oldest refuge account seems to don. the doctors without borders says displaced people living here relied heavily on international humanitarian aid. even before the latest conflict is fighting broke out in april between the army and rapid support forces. it says the situation has become catastrophic. the ongoing violence and insecurities humphrey th

the sudanese army and the paramilitary rapid support forces continue to fight across the country, despitetions in sudan. it reports both the sudanese army and the rsf committed widespread atrocities during fighting between april and december 2023. in a statement, un high commissionerfor human rights, volker turk said: ..accounts coming out of sudan have been of death, suffering and despair, as the senseless conflict and human rights violations and abuses have persisted with no end in sight, . the report is based on interviews with 303 victims and witnesses. more than 13,000 people have been killed, most of them from the african masalit ethnic community. both the army and the rsf are accused of using heavy weaponry on densely popluated areas. the report also reveals that by december of last year, at least 118 people had been subjected to sexual violence. 19 were children. turk says some of these violations amount to war crimes. for more on the un's report, i'm joined in the studio by abdullahi halakhe, senior advocate for the east, horn, and southern africa at refugees international. we he

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so this fighting broke out in april between the army and rapids support forces. it says the situation has become catastrophic. the ongoing violence and insecurities humphrey the distribution of food and basic supplies. nope. just as items um but also to communities in remote areas. the reality is the because of the ongoing conflict because of the in security and because we don't have the access to the populations where they are, we not meeting all the needs. we need funding to allow us to do that. the beyond that we need desperately for a safe file. during a recent visit cd, poking around the un high commissioner for refugees of the international community, not to ignore sit on the people most effective field, a band feed for golf. and the clearly, you know, there's been ukraine and now guys, these are tremendously complex crisis if these right, that there is a tension on them. but to what we're asking, we, the humanitarians, what we're asking the international community is tied to juggle different balls. at the same time, more than 9 months of conflict has creat

badminton reports that the rapid support forces was involved.een reported. wearing from women that women that sexual violence authorities perpetrating the fighting of course, but the criminals and smugglers that existed before, and now they are abusing and exploiting women seeking safety and security. so all those perpetrators are actually on the scene, and then those un agencies really appeal that those perpetrators should be held to account. in those perpetrators should be held to account.— held to account. in terms of accountability, _ held to account. in terms of accountability, what - held to account. in terms of| accountability, what chances are there that these people could find any forms of justice?— could find any forms of 'ustice? ~ . , ., , , justice? what is happening in sudan against _ justice? what is happening in sudan against women - justice? what is happening in sudan against women and . sudan against women and children is a human rights violation and a grave breach of humanitarian law. it is happening notjust in sudan but in ma

and his former deputy and leader of the parent ministry rapids support forces mohammed i'm douglas, known as may be on the other the they have been fighting constant case since april last year. neither side wanting to get in. so far, all international attend mediation for a cease fire has failed. the height of it is of no magic is my was also forced to see. she was working as a nurse and how to me, when the bombs began raining down around to get a she was leaving the city. she had that the paramilitaries was specifically going after women were hyphen. i was very scared because people were being robbed on the way. and then there was the danger of being raped on a few of us about 3 or 4 managed to get out. but some stayed behind my father and my brother are still missing. he's seen definitely one of the last she was lucky and made it on home to the new. the mountains were relatives. okay. and after a month, she found a job in the regions on the hospital since the war began, malnourished children have been arriving here and growing numbers. for months, nobody has been waiting for fresh suppl

the conflict between the army and the power military rapids support forces forced her to leave her home and hot the. she says, repeat the displacement has left her 2 week to nurse her daughter vs is that right? and i said, i don't eat enough to produce smoke for her. i don't have the money to buy food and we rely on the assistance we get at the displacement center. sometimes we have breakfast off the 12. i boots my la care when she started getting dinner and they told me she was malnourished. a hunger has increased since the conflicts began in april. 4th, the displacement as well as rising food prices in parts of sedan. i'm sure to just in others has like 2 more people struggling to find something to eat. i don't look at the doctor for those and display sometimes to tell us they either eat one or 2 meals for none at all. so i'm coming to tell us that we should feed the younger child and leave the l during the test. so causes hunger and mel nutrition in the us . food agency says at least 18000000 people are facing severe food insecurity up from 9000000 last year. some of those who need a

devastating war raging in my country, and the atrocities are being committed on the hands of the rapid support forces who have committed horrific crimes over the past 20 years in various regions around sudan such as the mountains, and in darfur. >> [speaking in native tongue] translator: the rapid support forces were formed during the -- during the rule of bashir, and they have committed crimes such as genocide, ethnic cleansing, looting, sexual violence in various areas and today they're committing the same crimes in other regions. >> [speaking in native tongue] translator: millions of citizens in sudan have lost their homes, their families, their possessions, and peace and security, which are some of the basic human rights. >> [speaking in native tongue] translator: and the rsf continues to commit these crimes against humanity. >> well, we can hope for better days, but the secretary and i were at a meeting recently in which there were other high-level women leaders, and there was the suggestion that it would be very useful to have a network of influential people who could be much more outspoken and

sudanese army's de facto leader abdel fattah al—burhan, and a paramilitary group called the rapid support forcesled by mohamed hamdan dagalo. it began on april 15, of last year, when fierce fighting erupted between the two warring factions, in the capital khartoum and the western region of darfur. a week later, foreign countries began evacuating their citizens, as thousands of sudanese citizens fled their homes, many remained trapped. on april 25th, both sides agreed to a 72—hour truce negotiated by the us and saudi arabia, but the deal was quickly violated. six months into the war, sudan became the largest internal displacement crisis in the world and during that same month the world health organization said 70—percent of sudan's medicalfacilities were no longer functioning. the humanitarian crisis on the ground is deepening. the un's humanitarian coordinator martin griffiths says leaders from both sides have agreed to meet for talks on the delivery of aid, though it's unclear when that will happen. mr griffiths says at least 25 million people are in need of immediate help and the un has had li

may killed hundreds and cause the refugee crisis has to dance on forces and parent military rapids support forces battle for power. security forces and chad have surrounded the headquarters of the main opposition party and the armies blocked roads in the capital in germany with the internet disruptions reported. the clamp down follows the killing of several people in an attack on the national security agency. the government blames the socialist party without borders or p s f. if leader is a strong contender in the upcoming election. time address has more from a boucher, the capital of neighboring nigeria, the most secure to pressure as we understand that is still continuing and the headquarters of the socialist party without frontiers. they are one of the main opposition parties in the country is still under siege. there security code on the streets of the capital, internet and telephone services. i've been completely disrupted in most parts of the capital. i was able to get in touch with the when the social worker in the east of the country who told me that in fact, they have the disruptive serv

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we wrote to the leader of the saf, the sudanese armed forces, and the leader of rsf, the rapid support forcesresponded — and we thank him for that — quickly. we met him at the beginning of this year, and we were able to go through a very lengthy discussion process that addressed the challenges of the war. and at the end of it, we agreed on what we called and what we issued as addis declaration. it has three components. number one... before i come to the components... sorry, abdalla hamdok, tojump in here. yes. my question to you was, in holding the talks with hemedti, who had conducted a tour of various capitals in africa, it was seen as trying to bolster his position. do you not think that in meeting him and signing this agreement, that you were contributing to his legitimacy at the expense of the sudan armed forces and al—burhan, who was very angry about all of this? let me be very clear here. from october, 25th of october, 2021, there is no legitimacy in sudan. but as i said, we wrote to both generals. we wrote to burhan and we wrote to hemedti. and i still think... we hope that burhan wil