Sudan
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It is a first strong signal of your support for the affected populations.
I invite you to find out more about what MSF is doing in the field and how you can help the people concerned."
Thomas Kauffmann
General Director
MSF Luxembourg
Since war broke out between the Sudanese Armed Forces (SAF) and Rapid Support Forces (RSF) on 15 April 2023, millions of people have lived through intense fighting. Looting has been widespread and attacks on individuals, including sexual violence, remain a defining feature of the war. An estimated 8.5 million people have been forcibly displaced, according to the United Nations. Many of them are living in under-resourced, under-served camps in Sudan and neighbouring countries.
The situation is extremely dire. No one was spared, the destruction was immense and millions of people suffered.
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A year of war in figures
deaths recorded by ACLED.
people displaced since April 2023 (Source: HCR, 24 March, 2024).
attacks on healthcare in Sudan recorded by the WHO.
of the population has no access to healthcare.
Despite the difficulties, MSF’s presence and the medical care we have been able to provide demonstrate that it is possible to carry out humanitarian work in Sudan. Yet very often MSF teams find themselves the sole humanitarian actors in areas where we work.
In the face of the immense needs, MSF calls for a massive and urgent scale-up of the humanitarian response.
