Following the differences that emerged on the restoration of civil rule in the country after the eviction of former President Omar al-Bashir, violent confrontation between Sudan’s Armed Forces and Paramilitary Force (RSF) had erupted on 15 April 2023. Cities have suffered heavy damage and thousands of common citizens have suffered heavy damage in many parts of the country. At least 1.24 crore people have become homeless, out of which 33 lakh have taken refuge in other countries. According to the news medium, allegations of attacks made on Al Fashar and on his close camps have been leveled against paramilitary forces. In these camps, millions of people who have been victims of displacement due to war have taken refuge. Among the Mritaks are 9 employees of the International Humanitarian Organization, Relief International. These help workers were posted at a health center at Zamzam Camp and were providing emergency health care services to the needy. In the last two years, more than 90 humanitarian support workers, have lost their lives in violent conflict in Sudan. Life saving has been cut with human help. Two other shelters set up for the displaced, including the Zamzam camp, have been said to have a famine situation. The violation of the human law, the General Secretary, insisted that there is a strong restriction under the International Humanist Law, targeted by the common citizens, under the international humanist law. People will have to be brought into the dock of justice, and will have to be allowed to provide help safely in the area. There is also a Zamzam camp, where humanitarian assistance is required at the earliest as soon as possible. The Chief said that the common citizens who want to leave this place should be allowed to go from here to here. And can be taken on the path of stability. The Secretary has also reiterated his appeal to the international community that they will have to unite in their efforts to end this disabled violent confrontation.
