AGP Executive Report
Last update: an hour agoWar’s Hidden Cost: Survivors in El-Obeid, North Kordofan describe rape and beatings by RSF fighters—often in front of children—showing how siege tactics turn homes and shelters into battlefields. Health Under Pressure: Rehed El Bardi Hospital in South Darfur risks shutdown after the only doctor leaves for postgraduate studies, pushing locals to launch a community fund to keep care running. Babies Need Heat: Embrace Global says infant warmers are being folded into Sudan’s national newborn care reporting, even as aid retreats and other health programs pull back. Culture at Risk: UNESCO-listed Meroe pyramids face collapse risk as war halts maintenance, sand and salt damage stones, and inscriptions erode. Identity Without Papers: “Invisible children” born in war struggle with no legal identity, leaving families trapped in uncertainty. Churches Targeted: Reports say Pastor Adel Idris Jongool was executed in the Nuba Mountains, highlighting escalating violence against Sudan’s Christian minority.
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