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Sudanese doctor Izz al-Din Ahmad Dawood Asu recounts the tragedy at the Saudi hospital in El Fasher, where hospitals became sites of mass killings. His testimony highlights the systematic violations of the health sector in Darfur.
Airstrikes on the city of Zalingei in Central Darfur resulted in the deaths of 5 people and injuries to 12 others, according to the Sudan Doctors Network. This incident occurs amid escalating conflict in the region.
The 'Emergency Lawyers' group has expressed concern over a recurring pattern of releasing civilian detainees from Daqrees prison in Nyala in exchange for ransom payments. This practice is deemed a serious violation of international law, raising questions about human rights in Sudan.
A humanitarian aid convoy from the UN High Commissioner for Refugees was attacked by a drone in North Darfur, destroying all relief supplies. This incident highlights the increasing violence against civilians in Sudan.
Tribal clashes in South Darfur have led to the displacement of hundreds of citizens after their village was completely destroyed, amidst a lack of humanitarian aid. The humanitarian situation is deteriorating rapidly.
General Al-Nour Ahmed Adam Quba, a prominent military leader in Darfur, has announced his defection from the Rapid Support Forces (RSF) to join the Sudanese Army. This development marks a significant shift in the ongoing conflicts in the region.
Residents of Dalgo in northern Sudan have rejected the arrival of new displaced persons fleeing conflict in Darfur, sparking widespread debate on social media. The local government condemned this stance, viewing it as a threat to social peace.
The United Nations expressed deep shock at the assassination of the West Darfur governor, viewing the incident as evidence of deteriorating security conditions in the region. This event occurs amid rising violence and conflicts in Darfur.
An airstrike on a hospital in the town of Al-Daein, Darfur, on March 20 resulted in the deaths of 70 individuals, including 15 children. Initially described as an accidental incident, the attack was aimed at Rapid Support Forces fighters using the hospital as an operations center.
The Sudanese Ministry of Foreign Affairs rejected allegations from US advisor for African affairs, Masad Boulos, claiming that the Sudanese Armed Forces bombed the Al-Daein Teaching Hospital. The ministry emphasized that these accusations were made without verifying the facts.
Separate attacks by the Rapid Support Forces in North Darfur and North Kordofan have resulted in the deaths of 20 civilians and injuries to others, drawing increasing condemnation from the Sudan Doctors Network.
The World Health Organization reported that 13 children died in the latest wave of violence sweeping Darfur, Sudan, where clashes between rival factions erupt amid ongoing civil war. Health facilities have been targeted in a clear violation of humanitarian law.
An airstrike has led to the deaths of 64 people, including 13 children, and injured 89 others at a hospital in Darfur, according to the World Health Organization. The organization has called for the urgent need to protect civilians and healthcare workers.
An airstrike targeted a hospital in East Darfur, killing 64 people, including children. The World Health Organization has reported an increase in casualties amid a worsening humanitarian crisis.