Justice and Equality Movement signed a peace agreement in Khartoum amid ongoing conflict in North Kordofan state.
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What happened
Justice and Equality Movement signed a peace agreement in Khartoum amid ongoing conflict in North Kordofan state.
Who's involved
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Part of
Renewed fighting across Blue Nile, South Kordofan, and North Kordofan in Sudan is causing mass displacement and impacting aid access.Also in this story
- Research team models are being used to help measure the uncertainty regarding civilian death tolls resulting from the conflict.
- Severe rainfall shortages and prolonged dry spells are causing agricultural production losses and reduced food supplies in South Kordofan.
- Displaced families are struggling in South Kordofan, and aid organizations like MSF and UNDP are highlighting initiatives in Sudan.
- An attack occurred in South Kordofan, prompting the United Nations to call for safe aid delivery.
The entities involved
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Sudan
country in Northeast Africa
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North Kordofan
state of Sudan
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Justice and Equality Movement
Sudanese opposition group
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Related events
- Fighting continues in Kordofan, with Khartoum under military control, while the African Union seeks a ceasefire.
- Sudanese Armed Forces engaged in fighting in North Kordofan to regain control of the area.
- Conflict is ongoing in the Abyei region, involving tensions between Abyei, South Sudan, and Sudan.
- Political unrest and resistance against systems of domination occurred in Sudan, with Khartoum governments dismissing concerns.
- Regina, who lives and works in South Sudan, fled conflict in Sudan and arrived in Khartoum.