Overview
- She calls Sudan's conflict the world's most severe humanitarian crisis and urges renewed global attention.
- Recounting her visit to Adré, she describes a constant flow of refugees on foot or in donkey carts as the town swelled from about 40,000 to over 200,000 people.
- Accounts she highlights include children left without families, relatives killed before survivors' eyes, and women coerced into sex to obtain food and water.
- She says emergency aid cannot meet needs because agencies are overstretched and presses for girls' education, healthcare and safe spaces for survivors of sexual violence.
- Back in the UK, she resumed engagements with a visit to The Lighthouse's new Guildford hub, maintaining focus on humanitarian support.