- The UN monitors the situation in Sudan regarding genocide hallmarks.
- Refugees are fleeing the conflict in Sudan, which is monitored by the UN, and are seeking refuge in Chad.
- UN monitors humanitarian crisis and food security in North Darfur, Sudan, as displaced persons flee to Chad.
- The World Food Programme is providing aid in Al-Fashir and El-Obeid as war drives hunger and crisis in Sudan.
The World Food Programme is providing aid in Sudan, with operations reported specifically in North Darfur.
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What happened
The World Food Programme is providing aid in Sudan, with operations reported specifically in North Darfur.
Who's involved
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The entities involved
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Sudan
country in Northeast Africa
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North Darfur
state of Sudan
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Related events
- Conflict in Sudan drives refugee flows into South Sudan, where the World Food Programme is providing aid to 7.8 million people.
- IOM and WFP are involved in delivering humanitarian aid in Sudan.
- People are fleeing from Sudan into Chad, specifically from the region of West Darfur.
- Sudan and the United Nations declared the humanitarian crisis in Sudan the world's largest.
- Amina J. Mohammed discussed the ongoing humanitarian crisis in Sudan.