AGP Executive Report
Last update: 5 hours agoSexual Violence in El-Obeid: Women in El-Obeid say RSF members raped them in front of their children before they fled, as UN Women estimates 12.7 million people now need gender-based violence support and funding cuts are forcing many women-led groups to scale back or shut safe spaces. Scorched-Earth Policy: A new report describes how war damage goes beyond the battlefield—hospitals and clinics are looted and turned into barracks and depots, stripping civilians of basic health care. Religious Targeting: Church authorities confirm the abduction and execution of Pastor Adel Idris Jongool in South Kordofan, highlighting escalating attacks on Sudan’s Christian minority. Meroe Under Threat: UNESCO-listed Meroe pyramids face collapse risks as fighting halts preservation; sand, salt, and falling stones are accelerating decay. Refugees in Egypt: Sudanese refugees stranded in Aswan report worsening hardship as legal barriers, reduced aid, and shrinking options leave many pushed to the city margins. Humanitarian Diplomacy: Sudan’s ambassador in Qatar says joint humanitarian and development efforts continue, including restoring services in areas the army retook. Press Freedom Alarm: CPJ calls for the release of freelance journalist Alrayah Isam Gaksa, detained by SAF-aligned Sudan Shield Forces with his whereabouts still unknown.
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