Displaced Sudanese women caught up in war suffer wretched Ramadan

Al JazeeraEN 2 min read 100% complete by Al Jazeera StaffFebruary 25, 2026 at 03:59 PM

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Displaced Sudanese women and families who fled the war in el-Fasher to Al-Sarraf camp in eastern Sudan are facing dire conditions during Ramadan. The refugees, having traveled over 1,600km, lack basic necessities such as food, medicine, and cooking utensils. They are struggling to find enough food to break their fast each day. The camp, intended as a safe haven, has become a place of deprivation, with limited access to adequate meals. A recent UN report stated that atrocities committed by the Rapid Support Forces (RSF) in el-Fasher bore all the hallmarks of genocide.

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UN 40% Al Jazeera Mubasher 40% Majd Abdullah 50% Ramadan ×460% North Darfur State 60% Al-Gedaref state 60% Sanaa Ahmed ×270% Rapid Support Forces (RSF) 70% Sudan 70% el-Fasher ×380% Al-Sarraf camp ×380%

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displaced women 90% ramadan 80% food insecurity 70% al-sarraf camp 70% el-fasher 60% sudan 60% north darfur 50% refugees 50% war 50% humanitarian crisis 40%

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