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UNHCR & our partners distributed essential household items to 10,000 displaced individuals in El Fasher & Fabga Jabal Marrah, #Darfur 🇸🇩.
These kits (tarpaulins, blankets, kitchen sets & more) provide vital support to conflict-affected families who have lost almost everything.
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Michelle and I had fun surprising the first group of visitors to the Obama Presidential Center on Juneteenth. Come check it out!
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Protection risks rising across Darfur & Kordofan. High # of unaccompanied/separated children in displacement sites w/ limited access to basic services. Civilians in #Sudan still need protection & support.
Read more: data.unhcr.org/en/documents/…
#PoCWeek2026 #KeepEyesOnSudan
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After visiting Tawila, North Darfur, our colleague Ahmed shares what he witnessed.
Over 650,000 displaced people, many having endured extreme violence, are living with deep trauma and limited shelter and basic services.
They need safety, dignity, and peace.
#KeepEyesOnSudan
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الحرب في #السودان 🇸🇩 تدخل عامها الرابع، ولا تزال تُجبر الناس على الفرار.
إنها أكبر أزمة نزوح في العالم.
يحتاج السودانيون إلى السلام والحماية والوصول الإنساني.
يجب ألا ينسى العالم السودان.
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Three years of brutal war.
Millions of lives have been torn apart in front of the world's eyes.
Sudan is the country with the largest number of people in need in the world.
It is also the world’s largest displacement crisis.
This senseless war must end now.
#3YearsTooLong
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Don’t stay silent about the war in Sudan.
Three years on, over 12 million people have been forced to flee, and the numbers keep rising.
But this isn’t about numbers. It’s about the people of Sudan.
Show them they’re not forgotten.
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After more than three years away, our colleague Elamir returned home to Sudan.
What he found is a country still struggling with the impact of continued war, but also hope for a home that feels both familiar and different.
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A year of impact made possible by strong partnerships and courageous communities.
🙏Our sincere thanks to all donors, NGOs, community‑based organisations and local partners who worked with #UNHCR to support displaced families across #Sudan🇸🇩 in 2025.
data.unhcr.org/en/documents/…
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As the crisis in #Sudan enters its fourth year, fighting continues across large parts of country, driving displacement & deepening daily suffering of millions. Without global attention the risks & hardship for those displaced will only grow.
Briefing Note⬇️unhcr.org/news/briefing-note…
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Drone attacks continue to endanger civilians & deepen humanitarian needs in Sudan.
As the war nears its 3-year mark, we once again call for protection of civilians & infrastructure, an end to hostilities, and safe, sustained humanitarian access.
More: 🔗 unocha.org/news/todays-top-n…
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Don’t look away from #Sudan🇸🇩.
#KeepEyesOnSudan
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How it started → how it’s going ⚽️
This space in Kassala #Sudan 🇸🇩 has been transformed from unused land to a football pitch for refugees, IDPs and host communities in Wad Sharife with support from the @FIFA Legacy Fund.
UNHCR joined the inaugural match #SportForProtection
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“They died from hunger and thirst. Some people lost their children.”
Khadija fled #ElFasher & gave birth on the journey to safety. Now she shelters in Al Dabbah with thousands of displaced families.
Your donation provides shelter, food, water & medicine: bit.ly/3O8QbxM
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When Maryam left Kadugli, South #Kordofan🇸🇩, she had nothing. Days of walking & fear until she reached White Nile State.
This week, she was among 450 displaced families who received core relief items📦 - small things, but a world of dignity for a mother and her family.
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Reopening schools in #Sudan’s White Nile State is helping children heal from years of conflict and displacement.
For girls like Omnia and Althouma, education means safety, dignity and a future beyond war.
#PROSPECTS @NLinSudan @DutchMFA
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The UN Fact Finding Mission on Sudan found that the #RSF attacks in El Fasher, Darfur last fall bear the hallmarks of genocide:
"Their consolidation, scale, systematic nature, and cumulative effects may indicate a path to genocide."
ohchr.org/en/documents/thema…
