UNICEF is gravely concerned by the images and reports coming from Al Fasher, in the Darfur region of Sudan. The escalating violence has left thousands of children, already besieged for more than 500 days, further trapped amid relentless shelling, heavy fighting, and severe shortages of food, safe water, and medicine. "No child is safe,” said UNICEF Executive Director Catherine Russell. “While the full scale of the impact remains unclear due to widespread communications blackouts, the estimated 130,000 children in Al Fasher are at a high risk of grave rights violations, with reports of abduction, killing and maiming, and sexual violence.” There are also reports of humanitarian workers being detained or killed. UNICEF is calling for an immediate ceasefire to stop the violence, safe, unimpeded humanitarian access, the protection of civilians, especially children, and guaranteed safe passage for families seeking refuge, in line with international humanitarian law. Those responsible for violations must be held accountable.
No one is safe in Al fasher, this madness must stop
UN, UNRWA,UNICEF HIPOCRESY 2 year, you only talk about Gaza, haw moch millios of childens in Sudan , Eritrea, Yemen, Siria, how moch hongry people in the world and you hipocrits 2 years only Gaza, Gaza,and paLIEStine
God have mercy
Thank You All for sharing.
This is absolutely heartbreaking. 💔 No child should ever have to endure such horror. The world cannot stay silent while thousands of innocent children suffer in Al Fasher. Immediate action, access, and accountability are non-negotiable. #ProtectChildren #HumanityFirst
People are being coerced into burying themselves alive! What is happening! We Want World Peace ✌🏼
It’s just horrific what’s going on. How is this allowed to happened
Safe Mother Child,Safe Nation
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3dThis is devastating. Every child deserves safety, nourishment, and care, not fear and violence. The world must not stay silent. A ceasefire and humanitarian access are urgently needed. #StandWithSudan #ProtectChildren