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A Share Your Food Blessing With Children
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Nowhere to Go: South Sudanese In Sudan Face New Evictions in Khartoum
Authorities in Khartoum – act4SouthSudanese has learned – are set to begin demolishing refugee and...
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South Sudan’s Foreign Affairs Ministry Issues Emergency Contacts for Citizens in Sudan — Global Campaign Welcomes the Move
The Global Campaign & Emergency Humanitarian Response for South Sudanese in Sudan (Act4SouthSudanese.org) is encouraged...
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Witnessing Horrors: The Brutality That Followed Khartoum’s Liberation
“They took my son from the house. They made him kneel. They raised the machete...
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Q&A on the situation of South Sudanese in Sudan
In this exclusive Q&A, Faris Mathew, a Coordinator & Community Leader at Act4SouthSudanese – Global...
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Urgent Update: Forced Deportations of South Sudanese from Sudan
In recent days, reports have emerged detailing the forcible rounding up, loading onto trucks, and...
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South Sudanese Chiefs in Sudan Appeal for Urgent Humanitarian Intervention
In the heart of Khartoum, at Al Takamol Camp, a community of South Sudanese refugees...
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Petition for Justice Submitted, But Urgent Action Still Needed for South Sudanese in Sudan
The Global Campaign & Emergency Humanitarian Response for South Sudanese, known as Act4SouthSudanese, in collaboration...
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Thousands Petition UN to Investigate Atrocities Against South Sudanese in Sudan
A petition signed by close to 4 thousand individuals from over 50 countries has been...
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