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Sudan Doctors Network
Organization NGOSudan Doctors Network tracks Sudan's war-related casualties and reports on attacks by paramilitary groups like RSF.
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The Sudan Doctors Network is a medical group that tracks and reports on casualties and violence related to the ongoing conflict in Sudan. The group, which has been monitoring the situation since 2011, has reported on numerous attacks by paramilitary groups such as the Rapid Support Forces (RSF), including drone strikes, shelling of residential areas, and raids on towns. Recent events include a drone strike that killed at least 17 people, mostly schoolgirls, in southern Sudan, and an attack by RSF forces that killed over 28 people in North Darfur State. The group's reports provide valuable insights into the human cost of the conflict in Sudan and have raised concerns about the humanitarian situation in the country. With its focus on documenting casualties and violence, the Sudan Doctors Network is a key source of information for understanding the ongoing crisis in Sudan.
Last updated: September 23, 2026
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