Soudan : l'aïd al-Fitr sans saveur pour les déplacés
Displaced Sudanese people gathered for Eid prayers in the Tawila camp in North Darfur. But were their hearts truly in celebration for these people affected by the war that has been tearing the country apart since April 2023?
The conflict between the army and paramilitaries has left tens of thousands dead and forced more than 11 million people to flee their homes, fueling one of the world's worst humanitarian crises, according to the UN.
"How can we celebrate Eid when our country is devastated? How can we enjoy the atmosphere of Eid when our hearts are heavy with sorrow? We are deeply saddened because we have lost so many people, may God grant us patience," asks Tayseer Adam, a displaced woman living in the Tawila camp.
Last year, the United Nations needed $26 million to help Sudan. This year, the situation remains worrying.
"We call on humanitarian organizations to come to the aid of the people who are here: to provide them with shelter and basic necessities, to take care of our children and meet their needs. We also ask them to recognize that women face particular difficulties and that we have an urgent need for services tailored to our needs," emphasizes Marwa Issa Mohamed, a displaced woman living in the Tawila camp.
These populations are waiting for only one thing: the return of stability to their country so they can live with dignity.
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