UN Pushes for Access to Sudan’s al-Fashir as Aid Chief Warns of Emerging Atrocities | APT - video Dailymotion

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The United Nations is urgently pressing for access to Sudan’s embattled city of al-Fashir after alarming reports of atrocities and escalating violence, according to the UN’s top humanitarian official. Aid agencies warn that civilians trapped inside the city are facing extreme danger as clashes intensify between armed groups and government-aligned forces.  UN officials say humanitarian teams have been blocked from entering al-Fashir for weeks, making it nearly impossible to deliver food, medical supplies, or protection assistance. The aid chief emphasized that immediate access is essential to prevent further loss of life and to verify widespread claims of killings, forced displacement, and severe shortages of basic necessities.  #Sudan #AlFashir #UN #HumanitarianCrisis #BreakingNews #Darfur #SudanConflict #UNAid #AtrocitiesReports #GlobalNews #CrisisUpdate #HumanRights #EmergencyRelief #ConflictZone #AidAccess

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00:00I'm here to special fashion, it's about 26, 27?

00:19Uh, yeah.

00:20Yeah.

00:21Many who are still trapped inside Al-Fasha, which is a crime scene right now, there have

00:36been mass atrocities, mass executions, mass torture, sexual violence on a horrific scale,

00:43and of course the people escaping and then attacked on the roads as well.

00:46I was there for five years, which is a short time.

00:51They'll be helpful for other things that we're doing.

00:55Having done the journey myself from Tawhila up to the Adre crossing, it's an utterly perilous,

01:02very, very long journey.

01:04So you would need the resources to get through 30, 40 checkpoints and to cover that distance.

01:13So I think it's a very hard journey.

01:14I don't know that many people will be able to make it, which is why it's so urgent that

01:18we get that full permission, the full authority to operate at scale inside Sudan, inside Darfur,

01:25in Tawhila, in Korma, in Al-Fasha itself, to support the survivors as close as possible.

01:31We want safe passage, safe passage in for our convoys, our trucks, our humanitarian workers,

01:46safe passage out for the survivors, for the civilians.

01:49And then I'm also asking the world, as I said to the Security Council two weeks ago, to step

01:54up to the plate and start to deliver the diplomatic process, the peacemaking, the diplomacy that

02:01these people so badly need.

02:15the world has been far too indifferent to this crisis.

02:29We've been distracted.

02:30There's been apathy.

02:32Now, we're going through a fragile moment, a fragile economic moment, a fragile political

02:39moment.

02:40People are looking inwards, but we've got to reconnect with that sense of human solidarity.

03:02that's not what we're doing to do?

03:03We'll see you next time in the next spot.

03:05so?

03:06The Keep on位置 is in the right place.

03:08There's been an adorable moment.

03:08You could also see a strong family

03:11in the right place on the left.

03:13There's been a quiet place on the left.

03:15So, that's the second place left.

03:23They're not going to be a big trouble.

03:27Here we go.

03:29So, I'll see you again in the right place,

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