Civilians Around Sudan’s El Fasher Face New Attacks

By Human Rights Watch

Click to expand Image Displaced people who fled the Zamzam camp, gather near the town of Tawila in North Darfur, Sudan, February 14, 2025. © 2025 AFP via Getty Images Global leaders need to respond to reports of fresh attacks by Sudan’s Rapid Support Forces (RSF) on the Zamzam displacement camp near North Darfur’s capital of El Fasher. The camp hosts at least half a million people who have fled past and present violence and abuse in Darfur. In recent days, hundreds of desperate civilians have arrived in Tawila, a town 60 kilometers west of Zamzam, destitute, hungry, and thirsty, reporting…

Read complete article

~	Dutton to offer targeted income tax offset of up to $1,200

~	Albanese pitches to aspiring home buyers with $10 billion plan and removal of means test on deposit guarantee

~	Building resilient models for Uganda’s education system

~	How China’s model of internet censorship is getting traction in Asia: Interview with ARTICLE 19 researchers

~	China's vested interest in electrifying public transport in Nepal

~	Women are leading the fight against gender-based violence in northern Nigeria

~	Myanmar: Military strikes persist amid earthquake response efforts

~	Tanzania: Stop repression of opposition leaders and immediately release Tundu Lissu

~	Why it matters for European security if an American no longer commands Nato troops – by a former Trident submarine commander

~	The largest flood in Earth’s history burst through Gibraltar and Sicily and refilled the entire Mediterranean in just a few years