Sudan Refugee Camp Overrun: Communications Blackout Hinders Aid | JQJO

Sudan's Zamzam refugee camp was overrun by the Rapid Support Forces (RSF), displacing 60,000-80,000 households. A communications blackout hinders efforts to assess the situation; reports indicate widespread atrocities, including killings and rapes. Aid workers have been killed, and survivors are fleeing with limited access to communication, healthcare, and aid. International peace talks in London aim to address the crisis, with campaigners emphasizing the urgent need to restore communications to facilitate aid and human rights documentation.