EU Calls for Humanitarian Access and Ceasefire in Sudan at UNGA
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The ongoing Sudan conflict continues to block humanitarian access, damage infrastructure and create high personal-safety risks, posing direct operational and security challenges for organizations with personnel, supply chains or humanitarian programs in the region. Access conditions and the security situation warrant…
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EU Commissioner Lahbib told a ministerial-level side event on Sudan at the UN General Assembly that 33 million people need help to survive, up to 150,000 have been killed since the war began, and Sudan tops nearly every ranking as the largest humanitarian and displacement crisis. She cited sexual violence against women and girls, detained humanitarian workers, and drone strikes on hospitals and markets, with Darfur, the Kordofans and Blue Nile State especially alarming. The EU has provided over €276 million in humanitarian support linked to the Sudan crisis this year, including €162 million for Sudan itself, and called for respect for international humanitarian law and unhindered cross-bord…