Sudan Conflict Deepens with Deadly Refugee Camp Attack and Escalating Humanitarian Crisis

A massacre in Darfur's Samsam camp underscores the devastating toll of Sudan's two-year conflict, as aid funding remains critically insufficient.

The United Nations has declared Sudan's conflict the largest displacement crisis of our time, with 12.7 million people forced to flee their homes.
A recent attack by the RSF militia on the Samsam refugee camp in Darfur resulted in at least 450 civilian deaths, highlighting ongoing violence against civilians.
Over 30 million people in Sudan are now dependent on humanitarian aid, with severe hunger and a collapsed healthcare system exacerbating the crisis.
Only ten percent of the required humanitarian funding has been secured, leaving critical gaps in aid delivery despite enormous needs.
Widespread reports of sexual violence, including against women, girls, and children, have emerged as the conflict intensifies, with survivors facing limited access to support.