The Sudanese city of El Obeid, a crucial refuge for 100,000 displaced individuals, is currently facing intense drone attacks amidst the ongoing armed conflict. However, a beacon of hope shines as international organizations and human rights advocates urgently request safe corridors and a ceasefire to protect the vulnerable civilian population and rebuild the enduring hope for lasting peace in the region.
A Yale researcher will reveal before the British Parliament that the UK government prioritized its economic relations with the United Arab Emirates over preventing mass atrocities in Sudan. The RSF massacred at least 60,000 civilians in El Fasher while London concealed intelligence about Ethiopia and UAE support for the genocidal militia.
La Organización Mundial de la Salud advierte sobre el colapso del sistema de salud en Sudán, donde tres años de guerra han dejado a millones de personas sin acceso a atención médica básica. La comunidad internacional ha prometido 1.500 millones de euros para frenar la que se considera la mayor catástrofe humanitaria actual.
Alfredo S. Quiroga
