Conflict & Security
Worsening crisis in Sudan as UN warns of access limits and WFP cites famine-like hunger
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Worsening crisis in Sudan as UN warns of access limits and WFP cites famine-like hunger
UN and WFP officials have warned that Sudan's humanitarian crisis is worsening, with limited access for aid agencies and rising hunger due to conflict and global disruptions.
- The UN Women representative for Sudan said UN bodies cannot easily reach conflict areas to provide support.
- The UN Women representative said women in Sudan have faced crimes against humanity without accountability for perpetrators.
- WFP Acting Executive Director Carl Skau said more than 100,000 people are facing famine-like conditions (IPC 5).
- Skau warned that soaring diesel prices and fertiliser shortages linked to the Strait of Hormuz disruption could further undermine food security.
Topicshumanitarian accessfertiliserWorld Food ProgrammeCarl SkauUnited Nationsoildieselhungerhumanitarian-crisisIpc 5Crimes against HumanityUN WomenStrait of Hormuzsudan
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