It Has Never Been Harder to Be a Humanitarian

In June this year, a 15-truck convoy of humanitarians travelled more than a thousand miles across Sudan, loaded with life-saving supplies for desperately vulnerable children and families at risk of imminent starvation.

Such trips always involve a degree of uncertainty and risk, and require delicate negotiations for access to civilians trapped in the middle of a brutal conflict.

The journey to El Fasher was nearly complete, but the convoy never reached its destination. It was attacked, and five people were killed.

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