AGP Executive Report
Last update: 7 hours agoSurvivors’ Stories: The documentary Sudan: Narrowly Escaping Death, built around accounts from people fleeing the war, has won South Korea’s Hinzpeter Award for journalism on human rights and peace. Khartoum’s Heritage: A historian traces the Syrian community’s roots in the capital, recalling its homes, weddings and everyday traditions before war upended the city. Food Insecurity: Funding shortages have closed or reduced charity kitchens in Khartoum, leaving families with fewer meals; some residents now survive on just one a day. Children’s Education: More than 5,000 schools in Sudan remain closed, leaving children without classrooms as global aid for education in crises faces cuts. Safe Water: UNICEF reports rising attacks on water and sanitation systems in conflict zones; in Khartoum state, only one of 13 water treatment plants was fully operating by March 2024.
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