Families in Sudan have been sheltering in place for more than a week due to the fighting, prompting a group of young activists in New York to call for more global attention. Christinafantv reports.
Families there have been sheltering in place for more than a week, prompting a group of young activists in New York to call for more global attention.Lamis Idris penned this letter to the United Nation, desperate for international aid to help the millions suffering back home.
Violence broke out across the African nation last week as forces loyal to two rival generals clashed for power. The conflict triggered a mass exodus of foreigners, but for locals, there has been nowhere to escape.
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