Summary
A nongovernmental organization called Humanity & Inclusion reports that the humanitarian crisis in Sudan is severe, especially for people with disabilities, due to ongoing conflict between the Sudanese army and paramilitary forces. Violence, lack of basic services, and the presence of unexploded bombs are major issues. Many people have been forced to leave their homes, and some have returned to areas where fighting has decreased.
Key Facts
- The conflict in Sudan began in April 2023 between the army and a paramilitary group.
- Humanity & Inclusion says 11.6 million people have been displaced by the war.
- More than 33 million people in Sudan need humanitarian help.
- About 3 million people returned home by January 2026, including 700,000 from abroad.
- The NGO highlights that 4.6 million people in Sudan live with disabilities, facing extra challenges in the conflict.
- Unexploded ordnance, such as landmines, threatens returning civilians.
- Conflict-affected areas have dangerous remnants of war that restrict access to services and livelihoods.
