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Bianca Carrera

FOUND: Sudan aid workers risk kidnap and rape experts warn - You Need To See This

Women from el-Geneina, West Darfur, fleeing attacks by warring Sudanese forces, await news of missing relatives near the border in Adre, Chad on November 7. Aid agencies say they are increasingly unable to deliver humanitarian assistance within Sudan [El Tayeb Siddig/Reuters]

Cairo, Egypt – A large gathering of international and grassroots aid organisations working in Sudan has met to discuss the increasingly desperate needs of people on the ground as the armed conflict continues to take lives and displace hundreds of thousands – as well as how to work together more effectively.

International organisations need to communicate and coordinate more effectively with local groups, Mawada Mohammed, head of psychological rehabilitation and community development organisation Ud told Al Jazeera over the phone from Khartoum, from where she was following the Sudan Humanitarian Crisis Conference in Cairo (November 18 to 20).

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