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Yassmin Abdel-Magied
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Sudanese diaspora. Author, Broadcaster, Social Advocate.
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It is one thing to suspect your people do not matter, another to live it, to be reminded of it, to see it in the faces of those who ask ‘how your year has been’. Do you mention the war, the devastation, your grief? Or do you smile, say fine, talk about the weather?

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These excerpts are from The Economist’s most recent piece on #Sudan. It goes to show how dire the situation is that I am grateful for every scrap of media our country is able to get.

Text reading: Sudan has the world's largest number of internal refugees. About 6.3m have been displaced since April alone, adding to the 3.7m Sudanese who had already fled their homes in previous conflicts and the 1.1m foreigners who had taken refuge in Sudan. Some 1.4m Sudanese have tled to neighbouring countries since the war began Aid agencies say that more than 6m people are *one step away from famine". Two decades after ethnic cleansing in Darfur, a region in the west of the country about twice the size of Britain, there is again credible evidence of genocide by the rs, which metastasised from the Janjaweed militia that slaughtered black Africans in the
20005. And things could soon get worse. In recent weeks the RSP has chalked up several major victories. Military analysts suggest it could try to take the rest of the country. Conflict monitors fear more genocidal violence. For those paying attention, the stakes are only getting higher.
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Yassmin Abdel-Magied
@yassmin.bsky.social
Sudanese diaspora. Author, Broadcaster, Social Advocate.
925 followers55 following89 posts