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‘We Have Been Forgotten’: Humanitarian Crisis Worsens in Sudan as War Drags On - Channel News Asia

Published October 29, 2024

Dr. Simon Adams, president and CEO, is quoted and shown on video in this CNA article about the ongoing violent conflict and humanitarian crisis in Sudan. Commenting on inaction by the UN Security Council on a diplomatic solution, Simon said “they’ve been quite content, I think, to just let it sit off in the distance and develop into what is now the largest humanitarian crisis in the world.”

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‘We Have Been Forgotten’: Humanitarian Crisis Worsens in Sudan as War Drags On

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