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Sudan has created the worst humanitarian crisis in the world. How did it begin? [video]

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1h agoHN ↗

I misinterpreted as being Shodan lol I was about to say no they did not cause anything of the sort!

46m agoHN ↗

Well it's had a lot of external support as these conflicts usually do, but unlike certain other parts of the world horror in Africa seems to engender minimal action, attention, or empathy. I'm sure people could write novels on the topic of why, and I can't imagine there's value in that debate here and now, but the pattern itself is unavoidable.