tell me what you know about that because the rapid support forces. there are allegations that the united arab emirates has been closely involved in supporting them obligations that have been supported by, by reports to the united nations. now in a reports on the other side, the radian drones and now being used by the suited name that ensued nissan forces. there are other players, i mean the why can a group, the russian, why can a great, apparently of the, there's even talks of ukrainian forces on, on the other side and lots of other players. how worried all you about all of these other regional and international actors getting involved? a 6 dream new. i mean, an extremely frightening that so then it turns into a lot of a positive fail between various blow but under the june and actors mean the affinity issues between the big support forces and the u. a is a, is known, is done, the expulsion of food and natural resources, particularly called, you know, it's something that, you know, it's evidence that, you know, it's the ways one of the biggest markets

reports of alleged crimes committed by both the rapid support forces and the sudanese military continuet forces told us the majority of accusations against it are untrue, that its troops are held accountable when incidents occur. everyone in these camps knows someone who has been killed, injured or is missing, but survivors like ahmad still believe there will be an end to this brutal war. translation: we know one day - it might not be today _ or tomorrow, but one day — justice will come. despite the international outcry over the hundreds of thousands of deaths 20 years ago, no—one has ever been convicted. the victims of this conflict are likely to face a similar wait. mercyjuma, bbc news, on the chad—sudan border. donald trump says abortion rights should be decided by individual us states. he's been under pressure from conservative republicans, who have been calling for an outright abortion ban. gary o'donoghue is in washington with more. donald trump is a man who has occupied pretty much every position on abortion over the last 25 years, but he has been claiming credit for overturning

negotiations going this week but that has not happened so it's extremely difficult to get there, the rapid support forcesthe army had said says it sees the rapid support forces as the aggressor and wants to pull out of the areas it occupied before the talks begin but you also have a real problem in terms of the nature of the conflict, especially international actors and regional actors who are supporting different sites. each of traditionally supporting the army, reports that iran has recently started arming the army with drones and on the other side the uae is a supporter of the rapid support forces and with these kinds and others as well, the dynamics are quite complicated. us officials hoping that conditions had changed enough to get more interest especially originally for an end to the war not least because of the looming famine but because there is a threat the state will collapse and that the islamist hardliners extremist groups can take advantage of the power vacuum so that's what they have been talking about but they have been talking about but they haven't been successful at this point in organi

between the homie in the military rapids support forces as killed, more than 30000 people. 11000000 off racing from the thank you for joining us. palestinian doctors have discovered a mass grave in the courtyard. obama. she for hospital in gaza. city 9 bodies believe to be of hospital patients has been found so far. doctors say they witness the killings outside the main gate out the hospital. it's one of several mask res discovered on the grounds allow she for in the last few days. meanwhile, at least 5 people have been killed and several others injured in any is really bombing in central gaza. a family home, you know, and this is a raj refugee camp was targeted and rescue workers are still trying to reach people, dropped under the rubble to the injured has been taken to a make shift hospital for treatments in the mcgasey, refugee camp palestinians, the sifting through the wreckage often is rarely strike reduced at homes to revel, rather than say they were sleeping before being war cannot find a knock at the door and told to evacuate in preparation for news really strike. let's get the

the rapids support forces to control the full of the state capitals. last year. i'll just say it was he the mobile reports on the capital cost. if the reason why the united nations security council and other agencies, nations and the united nations secretary general as they are focusing on m slash it is because it's the city that's many people from other parts of dar for displaced to when their cities fell under the control also be permitted to rapid support forces. the number of displaced people went from 300002 over 800000 in recent months as a result of the iris i've taken over of the cities in the therefore region. the concern is that these tribes the tribes that are right now in fashion, our tribes that have been historically targeted by the permanent 3 are a separate since the size of it are 4 in 2003. so they are fears that if they are assess pulse attacking the city, then those tribes will be targeted just as the ethnic must certainly try. bored target sits in the west are 4 in the city of june. and now that's where the you and said between 10 to 15000 pe

there's no end in sight to the fighting between government troops and the rapids support forces. perry, military, one of the main causes of the conflict, was disagreements over integrating the parent military personnel interest of john's armed forces. so john had been trying to establish a civilian lead government, but negotiations broke down after disagreements on how and when to integrate those fighters. so the fighting has forced more than 11000000 people from their homes and what the u. n. has called the world's worst displacements prices. nearly 2 millions to denise, a fled to neighboring countries, half of them have gone to either chart or egypt. the rest of entered cells to don if you appeal and the central african republic putting added pressure on already scarce resources. bear on the spreader for fighting to rural areas on restrictions on the delivery of humanitarian aid. have also pursued on to the brink of fam, and you end says at least 5000000 people are now facing catastrophic hunger. hey, but morgan reports from durham on near the suits in east capital, a clock towe

the un security council says it's deeply concerned, so that is permit for a rapid support forces all preparing an attack. and those 5 shift the city is the last stronghold of the army in west and off for region. the rapids support forces to control a for all the state capitals last year. at least 21 communities have been attacked, indigo. busy since march, i think has seen the number of display civilians and then 5 should grow from 302800000. in recent months, the morgan is in call to with more on the situation of the fast it's because of the number of people who fled from other parts of dar 4 into the safety of a session, which is the last remaining stronghold of the army. and the on groups that have been fighting the army and signed a peace agreement with the government in 2020. now, these type, the type that has been historically since 2003 during the early on set up a doubtful wars happened, targeted by department of few rapid support forces based on estimates that sees and so they all concerns that the tribes that are affiliated with the iris have will come with a massive car aga

why hasn't the army just wiped out these rapids support forces as well in the post? the sidney's army was chiefly a mechanism for enriching the office of cos through lucrative contracts. what it did was it build up a formidable hospital, but it's sub contract to the actual function in southern sit on and off for another was to paramilitaries in motion. and in due course, the most powerful of these militia speak as of the jungle. weak notorious for genocide, domestic cats in the full became so powerful and so capable that they could actually match the homie in combat. so the 2 are not symmetrical, but neither can defeat the other and into this bloody style made fools, the nation of sit down. and this has been cold, the face until the world's largest crisis of displaced people. yes, it's been cold, but for golden rule, why do you think it has be forgotten? i think it's quite correct to court. the wealth of launch is to displacement. crisis is also the world's largest few monetary and crisis with more than 24000000 people. currently, insurgent need to pay and should the

there is no end in sight to the fighting between government troops and the rapids support forces paramilitary. one of the main causes of conflict was disagreements over integrating the parent military forces into so don's armed forces. so don had been trying to establish a civilian like government, but negotiations broke down after disagreements on how and when to integrate those fighters. all the fighting has for us more than 11000000 people from their homes and what the u. n. has called the world's worst displacement crisis. nearly 2 millions through the use of fled to neighboring countries. half of them have gone to either charge or through egypt. the rest have entered cells to don. if yoko and the central african republic putting added pressure on already scarce resources there, and the spread of the fighting to rural areas and restrictions on the delivery of humanitarian aid have also pursued down to the brink of famine. the un says at least 5000000 people are now facing catastrophic hunger. have a more good reports from under me on near this to denise capital, as a clock tower in ruins,

shouting reports of alleged crimes committed by both the rapid support forces and the sudanese militaryces told us the majority of accusations against it are untrue, that its troops are held accountable when incidents occur. everyone in these camps knows someone who has been killed, injured or is missing, but survivors like ahmad still believe there will be an end to this brutal war. translation: we know one day - it might not be today _ or tomorrow, but one day — justice will come. despite the international outcry over the hundreds of thousands of deaths 20 years ago, no—one has ever been convicted. the victims of this conflict are likely to face a similarwait. merchuma, bbc news, on the chad—sudan border. rescue workers in mozambique are searching for survivors from a boat that sank off the northern coast with dozens of people on board. some passages have been found alive at almost 100 are now drowned. authorities in a private say most were i to reach an island following a panic caused by disinformation about a cholera outbreak. tony hill has more from johannesburg. official c-130 fro

the rapids support forces take control of cartoon airport and the presidential palace a year on the control, much of the capital millions of people are internally displaced, others have floods to down the siding, has damaged key infrastructure. food and medicines are in short supply. the people are living in squalor and eat organizations are ringing. now the alarm time is running out without a stop to the fighting, an amended access for the delivery of humanitarian aid. so don's crisis will dramatically worse than the months to come and come to impact the. ready region, we are only seeing the tip of the iceberg at the situation to do much more by in reality, despite international calls for a ceasefire and do between the warring generals seems out of reach as the conflict enters, it's 2nd year to help us understand their story, withdrawing by alex deval, who is executive director of the world peace foundation and the top expert on the saddam christ, welcome to the w. so don is a poor country. what will these warning generals when, if they win at the moment, they will just when the ruin some

fighting between the sudanese armed forces and the rapid support forces has claimed thousands of livesered the world s largest hunger crisis, according to the un. and a year in, there's seeemingly no end in sight. barbara plett usher is in nairobi — she explained how things have changed since the conflict began. things have worsened exponentially over the past few years, collapse of state services including health care and water and sanitation especially in conflict zones, the economy taking a hard hit, the fighting affected production and supply lines and farming which means sudan cannot produce its own food anymore and all those people displaced, around 2 million outside the country and 6 million inside the country and they cannot get aid, they are dependent on humanitarian aid which is not able to get through because the access is difficult. the army has blocked access across conflict lines and it does not want to allow the paramilitary group the rsf to get weapons but it has also affected humanitarian assistance and there is not that much assistance to begin with with the un asking

and mohammed him down the head of arrival paramilitary group, the rapids support forces. in 2021 they had formed an alliance staging. a 2 as 2 down was trying to transition to a civilian lead democracy after decades of dictatorship. but the generals then turn on each other as they fight over integrating the paramilitary into the regular army . the rapids support forces take control of cartoon airport and the presidential palace a year on the control, much of the capital millions of people are internally displaced. others have floods to down the funding has damage, key infrastructure, food and medicines are in short supply. the people are living in squalor and eat organizations are ringing. now the alarm time is running out without a stop to the fighting, an amended access for the delivery of humanitarian aid. so don's crisis will dramatically worse than the months to come and come to impact the. ready region, we are only seeing the tip of the iceberg at the situation to do much more dia, in reality, despite international calls for a ceasefire and do between the warring ge

there's no end in sight to the fighting between government troops and the power of military rapids support forces. one of the main causes of the conflict was disagreements of integrating partnership personnel interest to don's armed forces. so as own had been trying to establish civilian the governments, but negotiations broke down as the disagreements on how and when to integrate those flights as well. the fighting is forced to more than 11000000 people from the homes . and you and it's called the wells west displacement crisis. they to millions to denise a flat to neighboring countries. half of them have gone to either charge or egypt. the main to have entered the south, it's on, if you appear on the central african republic. putting added pressure on already sketched resources that on the spread of the fighting to rural areas and restrictions on the delivery of humanitarian aid. so, so i pushed it down to the brink of starvation you and says at least 5000000 people are now facing catastrophic tongue. even more than reports from on demand. now the student needs capital, or a block tower and rui

11000000 people have fled the homes because of fighting between the army and permanent to rapids support forces. now the country is on the brink of famine, with the un warning that hundreds of thousands of children could die in the coming weeks. haven't moved on reports from on demand. now the student needs capital. a clock tower and rolling along with many of the buildings. this was the municipal headquarters of i'm through mine to dance. second largest city in the capital have to be destroyed by a year of conflict between the sudanese army and the power and military rapids support forces or r s. f repeated artillery drone and s tribes has left in the void of any signs of life. much of the city was once a strong cold of the recess during the 1st days of the fighting, which began a year ago. the army and the r a staff had been battling it out to have the upper hand in the capital. in the 1st days of the conflict iris, the fighters took control of the presidential palace state tv headquarters, a major oil refinery in the capital, parts of the main airport and many residential areas. the armies o

the permanent to rapid support forces would attack the city, which is the last stronghold of the army in north uh for you. and note that i dramatic escalation intentions in the region with a number of civilians displaced by finding it out of fashion as grant 800000 been recent months. rapids support forces to control for other state capitals last year, even more than as more from cost if the reason why the united nations security council and other agencies, nations and the united nations secretary general as they are focusing on m slash it is because it's the city that's many people from other parts of the are for displays to when their cities fell under the control also be permitted to wrap it. support forces. the number of displays people went from 300002 over 800000 in recent months. as a result of the iris of taking over the cities in the therefore region. the concern is that these tribes the tribes that are right now in infested. our tribes that have been historically targeted by the time of the 3 are a separate since the size of it are 4 in 2003. so they are fears that if they a

fighting between the sudanese armed forces and the rapid support forces has claimed thousands of livessplaced more than eight million, and triggered "the world's largest hunger crisis," according to the un. and a year in, there's seeemingly no end in sight. earlier i spoke tojustin brady, the sudan head of the un office for coordination of humanitarian affairs. this is what he told me about the situation there. we have this huge displacement problem, which has a disabling effect on the region as a whole. we have a famine more proportions of the country, including the capital, which was overrun by the rapid support forces and is now heavily contested area, as well as portions of darfur, states where we have seen reports of atrocities that echo back. the first year of this conflicts has brought, it might be nothing compared to three weeks and months ahead. we nothing compared to three weeks and months ahead-— months ahead. we have had some concerning — months ahead. we have had some concerning warnings _ months ahead. we have had some concerning warnings about - months ahead. we have had

that saddam's paramilitary rep and support forces preparing an attack and al sasha, the city is the last stronghold of the army in the west and uh, for region. the rapids support forces to control all 4 of the state capitals. last year. at least 21 communities have been attacked in the area since march. the fighting has seen the number of displaced civilians in el flesh. you grow from 300800000 in recent months. and the morgan has more on the story from cotton. the reason why the united nations security council and other agencies, nations and the united nations secretary general as they are focusing on m slash it is because it's the city that's many people from other parts of the are for displaced to when their cities fell under the control also be permitted to rapid support forces. the number of displaced people went from 300002 over 800000 in recent months as a result of the iris of taking over the cities in the therefore region. the concern is that these tribes the tribes that are right now in a plastic tribes that have been historically targeted by the permanent 3, are a separate since the size of it are 4 in 2003. so they are fears that if they ar

said between 10 to 15000 people were killed in the space of weeks by the parent, military rapids support forces and allied diminishes. so the concern is that especially would become what has been described as a killed box, and they will be a mastercard, where they are assessed, and their allies, melisha will target people based on their ethnicity. now there's been calls for as he's quiet until the turing parties to return to talk before uh, the hours of attacks and pressure. but so far, the 2 sides are yet to he to those calls and announce that they will be reviewing negotiations and decided city. okay, that between the, between them mediated by saudi arabia and the united states. so while the 2 sites are, you get to attend to negotiating table or for to agree to any ceasefire. they all concerns that once the recept attacks those trapped in the city of especially the ethnic a 4 or the people who have been historically targeted by the our staff will be caught in the middle and that they will be a master car and ethnic cleansing. so 2 years of democracy in south africa and they have a chief polit

the army has been fighting the power, military rapids support forces and whose integration into the suits. and his army was one of the main causes of this conflict that saddam had been trying to establish a civilian life government. but the goose cations broke down. after disagreements on how and when to integrate those fighters, the violence has full to move in 11000000 people from the homes and what the un is called the wells was displacement the crisis. $92000000.00 suits me, ease of flight, 2 neighboring countries off of them have gone either to chat or reject the rest event at south to dawn if you, if you and central african republic putting more pressure on already sketch results is the on the spread of the fighting to rule areas and restrictions on the delivery of humanitarian aid have also pushed it on to the brink of simon view and says that these $5000000.00 people are not facing catastrophic. hung hippa, morgan reports not from on demand the the suit and he's comfortable, a block tower and ruins along with many of the buildings. this was the municipal headquarters of undermine

the army has been fighting the power military rapids support forces whose integration into the sudanese army was one of the main causes of this conflict. so don had been trying to establish a civilian the government, but negotiations broke down after disagreements on high now and when they integrate those fighters, the violence as far as more than 11000000 people from their homes and what the un calls the wells worse displacement crisis nearly 2000000 sudanese have fled to neighboring countries. half of them have gone to either chad or egypt. the rest have entered southward on the field yet, and the central african republic, putting more pressure on already scarce resources there and the spread of the fighting to rural areas and restrictions on the delivery of humanitarian aid had also pushed down to the brink of finding the united nation says at least 5000000 people now facing catastrophic hunger. i'll just here is he. but morgan begins coverage with this report from under mine yet. so don's capital as a clock tower in ruins, along with many of the buildings. this was the municipal hea

parts of dar for displaced to when their cities fell under the control also be permitted to rapid support forces. the number of displaced people went from 300002 over 800000 in recent months as a result of the iris of taking over the cities in the therefore region. the concern is that these tribes the tribes that are right now in infested, our tribes that have been historically targeted by the permanent 3 are a separate since the size of it are 4 in 2003. so they are fears that if they are assess, talk, attacking the city, then those tribes will be targeted just as the ethnic must certainly try, bored, targeted english in west star for in the city of june. and now that's where the you and said between 10 to 15000 people were killed in the space of weeks by the parent military rapids support forces. i'm allied diminishes. so the concern is that especially would become what has been described as a kill box, and they will be a mastercard, where they are assessed and their allies, melisha will target people based on their ethnicity. now uh there's been calls for a ceasefire and for the turing partie

shouting reports of alleged crimes committed by both the rapid support forces and the sudanese militaryre held accountable when incidents occur. everyone in these camps knows someone who has been killed, injured or is missing, but survivors like ahmad still believe there will be an end to this brutal war. translation: we know one day - it might not be today _ or tomorrow, but one day — justice will come. despite the international outcry over the hundreds of thousands of deaths 20 years ago, no—one has ever been convicted. the victims of this conflict are likely to face a similar wait. merchuma, bbc news, on the chad—sudan border. here, the state pension has risen by 8.5%. it's all because of the so—called triple lock. it's the government's pledge for pensions to keep pace with inflation, wage rises, or by 2.5% — whichever is the highest. here's colletta smith. a big birthday forjack in a few weeks' time. and unlike nearly 91. 91, my goodness! this month? happy birthday —— i 91, my goodness! this month? happy birthda -- ., 91, my goodness! this month? happy birthda -- . ., , " 91, my goo

city of all sasha on friday, the un security council express concerning the prime of the 3 rapids support forces would attack the city, which is the last stronghold of the army in north stuff for you and no to the dramatic escalation intentions in the region. number of civilians displaced by fighting of fashion was going to 800000 in recent months, rapids support forces took control of 4 of the state capitals. last yeah. hey, bill morgan has moved from hard to of the reason why the united nations security council and other agencies, nations and the united nations secretary general as they are focusing on n slash it is because it's the city that's many people from other parts of the are for displays to when their cities fell under the control also be permitted to rapid support forces. the number of displaced people went from 300002 over 800000 in recent months as a result of the iris of taking over the cities in the therefore region. the concern is that these tribes the tribes that are right now in infested, our tribes that have been historically targeted by the apartment. a 3 are a separate sinc

a year of conflict in saddam fighting between the army and the power military rapids support forces as scales more than $30000.00 people. 11000000 of facing families, devastation and central guys, palestinians dig through the wreckage often is rarely strike reduces their homes to revel. many are attempting to return to their homes in northern guys i despite a tax by the east, really military. also this hours are as well cabinets me again to discuss the lines . the tax on additions are divided over the extent and timing of the military response. and donald trump is about to become the 1st former us president disband dr. kristen salumi in new york for the 1st criminal trial of a former us president is about to get underway. the thank you for joining us. it's been one year since. so don plunged into a devastating conflict. now it's on the brink of famine with thousands killed and millions more displaced. the army has been fighting the power military rapids support forces whose integration into the sudanese army was one of the main causes of the conflict. so don had been trying to establis

and mohammed him down the head of arrival paramilitary group, the rapids support forces. in 2021 they had formed an alliance staging. a 2 as 2 down was trying to transition to a civilian lead democracy after decades of dictatorship. but the generals then turn on each other as they fight over integrating the paramilitary into the regular army . the rapids support forces take control of cartoon airport and the presidential palace a year on the control, much of the capital millions of people are internally displaced. others have floods to down the funding has damaged key infrastructure. food and medicines are in short supply. people are living in squalor and eat. organizations are ringing. the alarm. time is running out without a stop to the fighting, an amended access for the delivery of humanitarian aid. so don's crisis will dramatically worse than the months to come and come to impact the whole region. we are only seeing the tip of the iceberg at the situation to do much more. dia, in reality, despite international calls for a ceasefire, and deal between the warring gener

the rapids support forces take control of cartoon airport and the presidential palace a year on the control, much of the capital millions of people are internally displaced, others have floods to down the siding, has damaged key infrastructure. food and medicines are in short supply. people are living in squalor and eat. organizations are ringing. the alarm time is running out without a stop to the fighting, an amended access for the delivery of humanitarian aid. so don's crisis will dramatically worse than the months to come and come to impact the. ready region, we are only seeing the tip of the iceberg at the situation to do much more by in reality, despite international calls for a ceasefire and do between the warring generals seems out of reach as the conflict enters it's 2nd year. we can now welcome kelly clemens. she's the deputy high commissioner of the u. s. refugee agency, you and hcr. she joins us from geneva. kelly, good to have you on the show. you just got back from sounds like you've done. that's the country that is received. the largest number of student needs refugees. what

the conflict that erupted between the army and the rapid support forces in april last year have beencrisis in the world. —— darfur. 1 million people have been forced to seek refuge in neighbouring countries, in addition to the massive infrastructure damage. there is no indication that the work will be over soon given that both sides are intent on settling it on the battlefield. as the war approaches its second year millions of the people of sudan are worried that their worst fears will come through. india's general election will be held over six weeks of the 19th of april to the 1st ofjune, the biggest the world has ever seen. 969 million people taking to the polls, roughly one in eight of the global population. prime minister narendra modi is hoping to win a third successive turn and in the final week of campaigning i spoke to samira hussain about how it's looking for the indian prime minister and his government. i met him in the swing _ minister and his government. i met him in the swing state _ minister and his government. i met him in the swing state of— ministerand his governmen

rapid support souls as a preparing for an attack. and l, sasha, the city is the last stronghold of the army in west and off falls region. the rapids support forces to control for the state capitals. last year, at least $21.00 communities are being attacked in the area since march. the fighting is seen the number of display civilians and off i shall go from 300002800000 in recent months. this course i have to have the morgan, who joins us now from pulse who donald is monitoring events for us. we seen several cities in the fall come under attack, but they didn't receive a similar warnings y l, sasha, of the well, it's because of the number of people who fled from other parts of dar floor into the city of ascension, which is the last remaining stronghold of the army and the on groups that have been fighting the army and signed the peace agreements with the government in 2020. now, these tribes the type that has been historically since 2003 during the early on set up a doubtful wars have been targeted by department of 2 rapid support force is based on f, mr. t's. and so they all concerns that the tribes that are affiliated with the iris have will co

so it's a combination of several reasons and factors, and also the fact that neither the rapid support forces media in to report accurately, the reports we get are from those on the borders of chad, egypt and south sudan. the only accurate reporting from inside sudan is from local volunteers and local responders and their outreach is limited because of their outreach is limited because of the end of the day they are trying to help and save lives so to accurately document and speak about what's happening is falling upon deaf ears. for what's happening is falling upon deaf ears. ., ., , ., ., what's happening is falling upon deaf ears. ., ., ., what's happening is falling upon deafears. ., ., ., , deaf ears. for anyone who has been forced to leave _ deaf ears. for anyone who has been forced to leave their _ deaf ears. for anyone who has been forced to leave their country, - deaf ears. for anyone who has been forced to leave their country, do - forced to leave their country, do you think it's realistic to think you think it's realistic to think you will be able to get back to sudan? i you will b

the student is army and parent military rapids support forces have been fighting for nearly a year. now. the conflicts has caused widespread devastation, food shortages and a regional refugee crisis. a report by save the children has called for more protection of young people. it says one and 2 children has been living in an active conflict zone for the past year. and it says more than 10000000 children have been exposed to bottle bombs more through in missile strikes and direct attacks. and this is a 60 percent increase from the 1st month and shows how the conflict has spread and intensified. 4000000 young people have been displaced within. so don's borders, that's the highest number in the world. charity says the international community needs to increase support. the one means another 2 and a half $1000000000.00. have a morgan report, so i'm good that if in eastern so done where humanitarian groups are running out of aids of what used to be a school classroom is now home to death for the and her family. they fled here to duka and go out of state 3 months to go after the parent, mi

11000000 have fed their homes because of fighting between the army and the power military rapids support forces is also pushed millions to the brink of farming. dalia mohammed up done more name is a sudanese active, is to select the country shortly after fighting began. she says the catastrophe continues to worse, that we have no one left in the cartoon from my father's side. we will go on, we'll roll over the place. we came to egypt simply because of the proximity to so that you know, the ties between the historical ties between the 2 countries, the cultural ties as well, the language and i used to live in egypt. so there's a sense of familiarity of being here. it's very difficult, emotionally and you know, meant to be that you have to accept the fact that you are a guests and in another country. and you have to navigate, you know, the nuances of every country that you, that the country that you're in. and it's not easy because uh, from being a home owner instead um to being attendance here, you know, there's all difficulties you face. you know, our income has been severely hampered and impact

the southern these ami, i'm kind of military rapids support forces have been fighting for nearly a year. conflict has killed more than 12000 people and displaced around 8000000 is cause widespread devastation, food shortages and a regional refugee crisis. entre 0 is even moving, they're both some good r f and eastern. so that way humanitarian groups are running out of a what's used to be a school classroom is now home to get for the and her family. they fled here to duka and go out of state 3 months to go after the parent, military rapids support forces or r s f took over, wouldn't make any the states capital of to the, to the sounds of the day. the word on did with a lot of explosions and you get a free to stay. we got into i would car to leave, but turn out to fuel and have to stay out in the open for days. there was no food, no water insects, because it took us many days to get out of the state and to don't go. dozens of other families have also thoughts refuge in this school. one of many in the states turned into sensors for displaced people. some came from the capital costume when

keep you cry of the un security council says it's deeply concerned that sedans, paramilitary rapids support forces are preparing an attack and l. slasher. the city is the last stronghold of the army and the western door for regions. at least 21 communities have been attacked in the area since march and the number of civilians displaced by fighting in the l. foncher has grown to 800000. in recent months. you are assess also to control of for other states capitals. last year. houses here is hipaa. morgan reports from cartoon of the reason why the united nations security council and other agencies, nations and the united nations secretary general as they are focusing on n slash it is because it's the city that's many people from other parts of the are for displays to when their cities fell under the control also be permitted to wrap it support forces. the number of displays people went from 300002 over 800000 in recent months as a result of the iris of taking over the cities in the therefore region. the concern is that these tribes the tribes that are right now in a plastic tribes that have been hist

people on demand city plays a major role in this conflict. serving as a supply line for the rapid support forces in the 1st few months of the fighting. it's also where the power military and the student needs obviously, fee respectful, have been followed and where some of the worst disruption in the capital region can be seen. a year after the battle began, tough to try to find them into the blood shed have failed to produce results. the iris stuff also took over much of the r 4 and to view the state in the center of the country. the u. n. has accused the power and military group of ethnic cleansing and work crimes in west dar for when it's an allied, some malicious targets it as nic muscle. each tribesman, the international agency, says in that state alone, well between 10 to 15000 people have been killed. and more than half a 1000000, displaced by violence in the past year. more than 9000000 for denise have been forced from their homes. it's the world's largest displacements crisis. the missouri, yes on if she fell out and then up about 3 or 2 refills fell on our homes. we were not able to sle