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Middle East Round-up: Civilians Flee Sudan


 The Middle East is currently witnessing one of the largest humanitarian crises in recent years, as civilians flee from Sudan to escape violence and persecution. The situation has left many wondering what exactly is happening in Sudan, who are the affected individuals, and where are they going. In this blog post, we will delve into the details of this crisis and explore how you can help make a difference. Join us as we uncover the heartbreaking reality of why so many innocent people are forced to leave their homes behind.

Sudan has been in turmoil for years, but the situation escalated in April 2019 when peaceful protests led to a military coup that ousted President Omar al-Bashir. Since then, the country has been plunged into political uncertainty and instability.


The current crisis is rooted in a power struggle between the Transitional Military Council (TMC) and civilian protesters who want democracy and an end to military rule. The TMC is made up of generals who took control after ousting Bashir, while the protesters are led by opposition groups demanding a civilian-led government.


As tensions continue to rise between these two factions, violence has erupted across Sudan. Civilians have become caught up in clashes between security forces and opposition groups, leading to widespread human rights abuses including killings, rape, torture, arbitrary arrests, and detentions.


With no end in sight to this conflict or any clear path forward towards peace or stability for Sudan's people - many of whom are living under extreme poverty - civilians are bearing the brunt of this crisis as they flee their homes in search of safety elsewhere.

The ongoing violence in Sudan has affected various groups of people, including women and children, ethnic minorities, protesters, and civilians at large. The situation escalated after the military coup that ousted former Prime Minister Abdalla Hamdok's government.


Women and children are among the most vulnerable groups affected by the conflict. They face numerous challenges such as displacement, gender-based violence, sexual abuse, and exploitation. Women also face discrimination from armed actors who target them for their political affiliations.


Ethnic minorities have been disproportionately impacted by the violence due to their perceived support for previous administrations or opposition to current ones. Some communities have faced targeted attacks with devastating consequences resulting in death tolls rising every day.


Protesters demanding democracy have been met with brutal force leading to increased tensions between protestors and security forces. Civilians not involved in protests are also suffering due to escalating insecurity caused by lawlessness across parts of Sudan.


The impact on all these groups is alarming; many flee their homes leaving behind everything they own while others seek sanctuary at overcrowded refugee camps where access to necessities like water or shelter can be limited or non-existent altogether.


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