The Independent highlights the urgency to address the humanitarian crisis in Sudan, where a two-year war has devastated the population, with tens of thousands dead and millions displaced. A conference in London aims to relieve suffering rather than negotiate peace, as no representatives from Sudan's government or paramilitary forces were included. British Foreign Secretary David Lammy emphasizes the need for immediate action to prevent the situation from escalating further. The article underscores the importance of quality journalism in bringing attention to such critical issues, ensuring information is accessible to all.
The brutal war in Sudan has devastated the lives of millions, and yet much of the world continues to look away. We need to act now to stop the crisis.
The one-day conference in London, hosted by major countries and institutions, is not an attempt to negotiate peace but to alleviate what is termed the world's worst humanitarian crisis.
Attendees lack representation from Sudan, reflecting a significant gap in addressing the conflict's root causes, as neither the government nor the rival paramilitary forces were invited.
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