00:00These Sudanese children are finally studying and drawing again.
00:05Although fighting in Sudan's civil war has lessened in intensity in recent months,
00:10the population and in particular children are still affected by the conflict.
00:15Two and a half years into the war, Sudan is still facing a catastrophic humanitarian situation.
00:25More than half of the population is in need of humanitarian assistance, including 14 million children.
00:3310 million Sudanese are displaced internally, 4 million have fled to neighboring countries.
00:40A staggering 1.4 million children live in hot spots where famine has either been declared or that are at risk of famine.
00:50Four out of five children is out of school.
00:55One of the most urgent issues remains access to food.
00:59Many Sudanese families face acute food insecurity and children are malnourished.
01:06Every single Sudanese child has been impacted by violence and is psychologically affected.
01:15And yet, in the midst of all this, for the last two days, I've been able to go back to the greater Khartoum area
01:24and see children and their families returning to their homes.
01:29See a water system that's providing 80% of the water needs of Omdurman right next to Khartoum.
01:38At least in the area of Khartoum, the children are once again playing as they were before the war.
01:45I've been able to go home, eh?
01:46I've been able to go home, eh?
01:47I've been able to go home, eh?
01:48I've been able to go home, eh?
01:49I've been able to go home, eh?
01:50I've been able to go home, eh?
01:51I've been able to go home, eh?
01:52I've been able to go home, eh?
01:53I've been able to go home, eh?
01:54I've been able to go home, eh?
01:55I've been able to go home, eh?
01:56I've been able to go home, eh?
01:57I've been able to go home, eh?
01:58I've been able to go home, eh?
01:59I've been able to go home, eh?
02:00I've been able to go home, eh?
02:01I've been able to go home, eh?
02:02I've been able to go home, eh?
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