Warring parties urged to respect humanitarian law in Sudan as the crisis is worsening
Three days after an attack on a humanitarian convoy that killed five people, the African Union, the United States and several other countries urged the warring parties in Sudan to respect humanitarian law. This East African country has been devastated by a bloody war since April 2023. According to the UN, four million people have already fled the country, leaving it in a state of chaos and causing a humanitarian crisis.
Three days after an attack on a humanitarian convoy that killed five people, the African Union, the United States and several other countries urged the warring parties in Sudan to respect humanitarian law. This East African country has been devastated by a bloody war since April 2023. According to the UN, four million people have already fled the country, leaving it in a state of chaos and causing a humanitarian crisis.
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