Sudan's Civil War
A close look at the world’s largest humanitarian crisis
 

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Lynsey Addario

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At the Iridimi camp in eastern Chad, Sara Ahmed Mohammed, 30, shows scars from the wounds she suffered in an air strike by the Sudanese Armed Forces, or SAF, in North Darfur. Her six-month-old baby, whom she was carrying on her back, was killed in the attack. Sara survived, but she was left with severe burns. Other members of her family have been killed during the civil war, by shelling and drone strikes. “We are poor citizens in our homes, and we don’t know the story behind the war,” Sara said in an interview. “Two governments are fighting each other, killing citizens, humiliating them, taking their belongings, displacing them, coming and going—we know nothing about them.” (Lynsey Addario for The Atlantic)

 

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