Trapped or Missing After El-Fasher's Fall
Sudanese civilians face atrocities after months of siege and starvation.
After over 500 days under siege, the city of El-Fasher, Sudan, has fallen, leaving civilians who had been surviving on limited resources, facing extreme hunger.
Millions flee violence without food, shelter, or safety, with reports of killings, abductions, and mass displacement.
- Satellite analysis from the Yale Humanitarian Research Lab documents evidence of harm to civilians.
- Over 70,000 people have fled El-Fasher and surrounding villages in just days.
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Author's summary: Civilians face atrocities in Sudan.
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