Sudan's Humanitarian Crisis Escalates Amid Global Inaction

Over 14 million displaced and widespread atrocities mark the dire situation in Sudan as international response remains insufficient.

The UN reports over 14 million people have been displaced due to ongoing conflict between Sudan's military and RSF militias.
Severe human rights violations, including mass displacement, sexual violence, and child soldier recruitment, have been documented.
Humanitarian aid is critically underfunded, with only about half of the needed $2.7 billion received by the UN.
The conflict has resulted in catastrophic food insecurity, affecting millions and exacerbating malnutrition and disease outbreaks.
International efforts to address the crisis are lacking, with calls for increased support and intervention largely going unheeded.