Tens of Thousands of Sudanese Escape Conflict but Trapped Without ID at Egyptian Border

More than 120,000 Sudanese without proper ID are stuck at Egypt's border, unable to enter either country due to lack of travel documents and Egypt's tightened entry rules.
The Sudanese are fleeing fighting in their home country but now have nowhere to go, sleeping in streets and relying on aid groups for food and shelter.
Obtaining travel documents can take days or weeks, leaving families without basic necessities in the meantime.
Pressure is mounting on Egypt to lift entry restrictions and allow asylum requests at the border so the Sudanese can escape the violence.
The crisis highlights the hardship faced by those without proper identification during conflicts and disasters.