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Since the famine was declared in the Nuba Mountains #Sudan, we've been raising awareness about the escalating crisis. The situation is devastating-children are dying, and our resources are stretched thin. We need your help. Please donate to our efforts: reframe.network/donate-now.php…

Proud to share that, with support from the Global Whole Being Fund, we reached displaced families in South Kordofan’s Ere IDP Camp. 264 households received sorghum and salt—vital food support. Though small compared to the need, it brings immediate relief and stability. Thank you!

The Gathering Point for #Sudan is now live, featuring @sadiea8. We invite you to join the session and engage in this conversation.

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We successfully delivered a cash assistance intervention to displaced and conflict-affected households from Kadugli. The assistance will empower families to prioritize and meet their most critical needs based on their individual circumstances.

This is an ongoing, hidden atrocity that civilians are paying for, and almost no one is speaking about it. What is happening right now in South Kordofan is not only a humanitarian crisis. It is a serious violation of human rights and international humanitarian law. Civilians are being forced to flee their homes and hide in bushes and remote areas just to stay alive. Families are stranded in fear, without food, water, or medical care. Many cannot move because fighting continues around them. They are trapped. This suffering is not accidental. It is the direct result of actions that place civilians in harm’s way and deny them protection. Under international humanitarian law, civilians must be protected during armed conflict. They must never be targeted, punished, or forced to live in inhumane conditions. Access to food, water, shelter, and medical care is not optional. It is a legal obligation, even during war. Yet in South Kordofan, civilians are being left to survive in silence. Hidden from view. Forgotten by the world. Silence does not mean these violations are not happening. It only means they are happening without witnesses. #HiddenAtrocities #SouthKordofan #HumanRightsViolations

𝗥𝗲𝗳𝗿𝗮𝗺𝗲 𝗪𝗲𝗲𝗸𝗹𝘆 𝗥𝗼𝘂𝗻𝗱𝘂𝗽: 𝗟𝗮𝘁𝗲𝘀𝘁 𝗖𝗼𝗺𝗺𝘂𝗻𝗶𝘁𝘆 𝗨𝗽𝗱𝗮𝘁𝗲𝘀 1. Hope and Haven Refugees : Delivered emergency response in Sudan and Chad—serving over 1,000 meals daily, distributing food parcels, rehabilitating schools, and providing medical care and winter kits for displaced families. 2. ARK NETWORK RLO : Leading a community-centered campaign against corruption, promoting diversity and gender equality, and defending refugees and marginalized minorities to build a just and inclusive society. 3. LIVE IN GREEN : Advancing a green circular economy in Kyaka II Refugee Settlement by recycling plastics, empowering communities, and creating green jobs, with support from partners and plans for expanded recycling infrastructure. 4. Hope Relief and Rehabilitation for Disabilities Support(@hrrds_s) : Back on the ground in Kadugli, registering displaced families with beneficiary cards and preparing humanitarian assistance with the support of Choose Love. 5. North West House of Refuge (NWHR) : Sharing true refugee stories through film to inspire acceptance and unity, with hopes of expanding future projects through collective support.   To explore more initiatives, connect with changemakers, and support inclusive futures, visit reframe.network today. #RefugeeLed #Solidarity #Inclusion #GreenEconomy #Reframe

The conclusion is straightforward: investing in education is one of the most effective ways to strengthen #Sudan’s future economy and reduce inequality over time. Read the analysis: csf-sudan.org/list/economy-w…

🟡Join the next Gathering Point for Sudan 📅Jan 28 | 🕑8AM EDT | 3PM Sudan | 4PM EAT Conflict is displacing families in South Kordofan & Darfur. Camps overflow, aid blocked, strikes devastate homes. Sudanese civilians face urgent need. Register: tinyurl.com/ya7f8h4k #sudan

Response update! @hrrds_s team is assessing and registering displaced families from #Kadugli, with beneficiary cards issued for a swift, dignified response. With @chooselove, support, we’re preparing to deliver assistance. The images show the harsh reality on the ground. #Sudan

The core question is not whether localisation is important, but how quickly the system can move from small pilots to substantial, predictable support for Sudanese responders. Access the roadmap here: csf-sudan.org/list/accelerat…

Concerned by reports of drone strikes in Dilling, South Kordofan, from 1 to 3 January, which killed & injured civilians. The violence is worsening the dire humanitarian situation for people trapped in the city. We once again call for the protection of civilians at all times.

Wishing you a very Happy New Year, and Thank you for all your continued support! ❣️ #KeepEyesonSudan

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Because of your support, displaced communities across South Kordofan were not alone. This Christmas, we wish you joy and blessings, and thank you for making an impact where it matters most. Thank you for standing by Sudan! 💕 Merry Christmas! reframe.network/donate-now.php…

Unimaginable tension continues in Kadugli and Al Dalling, South Kordofan. As conflict escalates, displacement rises and humanitarian needs also deepen. Communities here urgently need your voice and support. Please support if you are able to: #Sudan reframe.network/donate-now.php…

📢 This Week | Final Gathering Point for Sudan – 2025 Series Join us for the last session of the year as we hear from @TRAID24 on their interventions and key updates from South Kordofan. 🗓 Don’t miss this important conversation. 🔗 Register here: us06web.zoom.us/meeting/regist…

🚨 The humanitarian community in Sudan condemns violence in Kordofan & the sieges cutting off multiple cities. ❗️We are deeply concerned by continued attacks on civilians & civilian infrastructure, in clear violation of international humanitarian law. 🔗shorturl.at/ZQaIs

Mass displacement across Kordofan As front-line gains remain limited, human displacement is soaring. Hundreds of thousands have fled battles across North, South, and West Kordofan, overwhelming towns and humanitarian responders. Local Emergency Response Room volunteers told Ayin that El Obeid is now packed with families escaping violence in Bara and nearby villages, many sleeping in the open as shelters run out. In South Kordofan, an estimated 200,000 people now rely almost entirely on volunteer networks to survive in Dilling, Kadugli, Abbasiya, and Al-Tadamon. West Kordofan faces one of the largest displacement crises, with massive influxes into Al-Mujlad, Umm Jak, Al-Fula, and Kadom. Entire communities fled Babanusa after conflict emptied a town of 177,000 people, one of the most dramatic mass displacements since the war began. Read more: 3ayin.com/en/uae-eu-/

It’s almost unbearable how the headlines keep repeating themselves. Yesterday, at 11 a.m., a drone strike hit the village of Komo in the Nuba Mountains, killing 45 civilians, most of them school children, and 8 more injured. This is not an isolated tragedy. It is part of a long, systematic pattern of attacks on schools and children in the Nuba Mountain, South Kordofan that has been hidden from the world for too long: On 14 March 2024, a government plane bombed a primary school in Al-Adra village, killing 11 children and 2 teachers, leaving 45 injured. May 2016: A school bombing in Dalami killed the headmaster and injured two young boys, ages 8 and 11. September 2017: Six children aged 4–13 were killed and others wounded near a school in Heiban County. May 2015: A bomb hit an adult education school; another attack in February of the same year killed three children in a bomb shelter. 2015: Amnesty International confirmed indiscriminate aerial bombing of four schools, causing deaths, injuries, and displacement. February 2012: SAF bombed a Bible school in Heiban, sparking international condemnation. January 2012: An airstrike on Al Ganaya killed nine women and children, including five children under 14. As a civil society organisation, we’re saying enough. We are pleading and calling on the international community, the African Union, and all regional bodies to urgently investigate these attacks and take real action to stop the continuous targeting of civilians and children in South Kordofan. Silence has only fueled impunity. And impunity is costing lives. #Sudan #Civilian #Children

Despite the challenges across Sudan, we remain committed to supporting girls’ sexual & reproductive health. We responded to a request from Al Masha Secondary School by continuing our routine distribution of sanitary pads, ensuring dignity & essential hygiene for young girls.