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The United Nations Children’s Fund Executive Director Catherine Russell called for urgent action to safeguard children in Sudan during her visit to Kassala in the eastern region of the country. According to UNICEF, Sudan is facing one of the world’s most severe humanitarian crises, with escalating conflict, rising hunger, and the highest level of child displacement globally—an estimated 10 million people displaced, half of them children. More than 30 million people require humanitarian assistance, while women and girls are experiencing horrific levels of sexual violence. UNICEF urged an immediate end to the violence and called on all parties to uphold international humanitarian law to ensure the safety and dignity of every child and civilian.

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00:00Moving on to Sudan, the United Nations Children's Fund Executive Director called for an urgent
00:08action to safeguard children in the country during her visit to Kassala in the eastern
00:14region of the country.
00:16According to a report by UNICEF Executive Director Catherine Russell, Sudan is facing
00:21one of the world's most severe humanitarian crises amid escalating conflict, rising hunger
00:27and the highest level of child displacement in the world, with an estimated of 10 million
00:32people displaced, half of them children.
00:34Furthermore, the agency stated that more than 3 million people require humanitarian assistance
00:40in the country.
00:41Russell also highlighted the vulnerability of women and girls who are experiencing horrific
00:47levels of sexual violence.
00:49UNICEF calls for an immediate end to the violence and for all parties to uphold international
00:54humanitarian law, to ensure the safety and dignity of every child and civilian.
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