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UN seeks $6 billion to ease hunger catastrophe in Sudan

The UN has requested $6 billion in aid to help nearly 26 million people suffering in Sudan and among its refugees.
The ongoing conflict in Sudan has displaced 12 million people, with 3.5 million fleeing to other countries since April 2023.
The UN humanitarian chief Tom Fletcher described the situation as a humanitarian emergency, emphasizing that a lifeline is needed for millions.
Without immediate funding, two-thirds of refugee children may miss primary education, impacting an entire generation.

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U.N. calls for $6B to fight famine in war-torn Sudan

The United Nations called for global action Monday and $6 billion to fight famine and sexual violence in war-torn Sudan, where "civilians are paying the highest price" following nearly two years of conflict.

5 days ago·Washington, United States

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