How they failed Sudan, and how we can fix it ...Sudan

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by Hala Alkarib One of the worst humanitarian and human rights crises in recent African history is currently raging in Sudan. How did that come about? Five years ago, Sudan was a hopeful tale of optimism and democratic transition and stability. Today, the UN secretary-general described it as a “humanitarian travesty”. We’re witnessing a campaign of atrocities and bloodbaths, hunger, and disease, with millions of Sudanese people fleeing their homes, hunted by armed militia on the one hand, and poverty, starvation and aerial bombardment on the other. The violent conflict is expanding, and the number of civilian casualties could surpass 30,000. It feels like we are being punished for wanting t

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