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Sudan’s Aid Workers Under Fire As Volunteers Keep Humanitarian Lifeline Alive

Sudan’s Aid Workers Under Fire As Volunteers Keep Humanitarian Lifeline Alive

Amsterdam — By Suleiman Siri for Radio Dabanga

Aid workers in Sudan face grave risks in conflict zones as they carry out their duties delivering humanitarian assistance to people affected by the war. They are exposed to a range of violations, including killings, injuries, abductions and unlawful detention, as well as restrictions and obstacles aimed at limiting their movement.

Sudan and Gaza topped the list of the world’s deadliest places for aid workers in 2025, with 71 humanitarian workers…

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