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Sudanese community in Western Sydney fear loved ones subjected to ethnic violence in displacement camps
ABC News

Members of the Zaghawa community in Western Sydney fear their relatives in Sudan's displacement camps could face ethnic violence as fighting intensifies around El Fasher during the ongoing civil war. They are urging the Australian government and international community to raise awareness, increase humanitarian support, and help reunite families affected by what has been described as one of the world's worst humanitarian crises.

SBS News
Satellite imagery matched to Sudan's El-Fasher shows the brutality of a massacre

Satellite imagery and verified videos from El-Fasher Sudan reveal evidence of mass killings, destroyed infrastructure, and widespread violence following the Rapid Support Forces' capture of the city after a prolonged siege. Sudanese families in Australia, including members of the Zaghawa community, are struggling to learn the fate of loved ones while calling attention to the humanitarian crisis and atrocities unfolding in Darfur.

Musab longs for a call from his family overseas. But every time it rings, he's filled with dread
ABC News

Musab Hassan, a survivor of the Darfur genocide, lives with constant anxiety as he receives brief and distressing updates about family members trapped in the Zamzam refugee camp, where violence, displacement, hunger, and human rights abuses continue to escalate. He is calling on the Australian government and the international community to take stronger action and recognise the crisis as genocide to help protect vulnerable civilians in Darfur.

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