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  1. Discussions were held regarding the worsening humanitarian conditions in Sudan and developments in the Libyan crisis.

Famine threat looms in South Kordofan amid conflict and poor rainfall

1 report, 1 independent Updated Sep 20
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Justice Africa Sudan warns that Sudan is approaching a man-made famine due to over three years of war, economic collapse, and worsening agricultural conditions. The crisis is exacerbated by poor rainfall in rain-fed areas, including South Kordofan. The organization accuses warring parties of deliberately using starvation as a method of warfare, citing sieges and the obstruction of food supplies.

From dabangasudan.org

Why it matters

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The conflict has displaced over 10 million people, and 25 million face acute food shortages. Remittances from Sudanese abroad are weakening due to prolonged hardship and global inflation. The crisis has aggravated an existing economic situation in Sudan.

Discussions were held regarding the worsening humanitarian conditions in Sudan and developments in the Libyan crisis.

From dabangasudan.org

Who's involved

  • SudanThe geopolitical state facing economic collapse and food insecurity.
  • South KordofanThe region experiencing severe agricultural failure and famine risk.
  • Sudanese Armed ForcesOne of the warring parties accused of restricting humanitarian access.
  • World Health OrganizationThe United Nations agency that delivers medical supplies to South Kordofan.

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Possible knock-on effects

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  • South KordofanSpeculative

    The region might face reduced agricultural output due to poor rainfall and the deliberate obstruction of farming resources.

  • The warring parties might face international pressure or sanctions due to accusations of using starvation as warfare.

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