The War in Sudan According to the United Nations Children’s Fund (UNICEF), more than 3 million people have exposed “comprehensive” sexual violence for sexual violence used to “fear” the entire population.
While facing the two-year war, UNICEF Executive Director Catherine Russell told the UN Security Council meeting on Thursday that the number of women and girls at risk of rape and sexual abuse compared to last year-and increasingly men and boys.
Referring to the statistics analyzed by UNICEF, Russell said that in the nine states, nine states have been reported in nine rape cases, out of which 3 Paceed cases include children under five and four years of age.
Russell said, “We just know that we just give a glimpse of us, this is a big, more destructive crisis,” said Russell. “The challenges of reading and their family often entering services, are not ready to come forward or come forward due to the risk of social stigma or the risk of revenge.”
The meeting focused on the suffering of 16 million children who needed humanitarian help this year. War Between paramilitary Rapid Support Force (RSF) and Sudanese Armed Forces (SAF).
The battle began in April 223 and thereafter thousands of people died, over 3 million people were dismissed and created the largest humanitarian crisis in the world.
Russell quoted more than 900 “serious violations” against children registered during June to December 3. The victims were killed or disabled in per cent cases – mainly in the states of Khartum, Al Jaizirah and Darfur.
The meeting took place after the SAF accused the citizens of the North Darfur state of the RSF targeting the citizens of Al-Fasher.
Battle in Al-Faifer RSF has intensified in recent months as the RSF tried to assemble its control over Darfur after the army victory in the Central Suda. The city is the only one of the five states in the Vishal Darfur region, which is not under the control of the half -time.
‘Hollow’
Christopher Lobykar, General Secretary of the Borders (Medicine San Frontiers or MSFs) not only accused the citizens of failing to protect the citizens, but also “actively made their grief.”
“The war in Sudan is the war of the people, the fact that it is more clear day by day.”
Loboker criticized the UN Security Council for repeatedly appealing for the war for the war as “hollow”.
He said, “This council has failed to translate his own demands in action that it seems like abandoning violence and deprivation.”
He said, “While the statement was made in this chamber, the citizens are invisible, insecure, bomb blasts, surrounded, raped, displaced, deprived of food, deprived of medical care.”
MSF postponed all the activities affected by the last month due to the ongoing violence Zamzam A refugee camp located near the L-Fashors.
Sudan’s UN Ambassador to Sudan, Al-Hari Idris Al-Harith Mohammad told the Security Council that the Sudanese government has a national plan for the protection of the citizens and claimed that Logicer did not raise any questions at the previous private meeting.
Reporting from the UN in New York, Al Jazzir’s Gabriel Elizondo said that the diplomat people at the Security Council were returning to Jeda’s announcement. Under the mediation of the United States and Saudi Arabia, the battle parties in 223 signed a contract to protect the signed citizens.
He said, “Gdda declaration … diplomat people need to speak again and again at the security council.” “Loicer said the international community needs to go beyond that and a new compact is needed for Sudan.”
