Local volunteer aid groups known as “emergency response rooms” are filling a void in Sudan but need more international support.
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Hamid Khalafallah is a development practitioner, researcher and policy analyst. He is currently a PhD student researching political transitions and grassroots movements in Africa, at the Global Development Institute of the University of Manchester. He has worked for various international organizations on governance and development issues in Sudan.
Local volunteer aid groups known as “emergency response rooms” are filling a void in Sudan but need more international support.
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Diplomacy to end Sudan's war is once again legitimizing warring parties while casting aside civilian groups on the ground.
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The magnitude of the catastrophe in Sudan requires all international powers to work together to end this war.
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