Sudan’s war leaves thousands of children alone and displaced
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Sudan's civil war has displaced thousands of children, making it the world's largest humanitarian crisis.
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Sudan's civil war has left thousands of children alone and displaced, particularly in Darfur. The conflict, now entering its fourth year between the army and the Rapid Support Forces, is recognized by the UN as the world’s largest humanitarian crisis. These children face severe challenges including hunger, violence, and deep trauma, despite overwhelmed aid efforts. Many have been separated from their families amid the ongoing hostilities.
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Overwhelmed aid efforts are attempting to address the humanitarian crisis in Sudan.
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