Written: 2020 | Published: February 18, 2021
Sudan: Endless Plights
Sudan suffers severe crises that have deepened over the past decades due to conflicts, epidemics, natural disasters, violations, in addition to the lack of the most basic civil rights. The country in Northeast Africa is classified as one of the worst countries in terms of nutrition, education, health care, and basic social services.
This report was originally published by the Euro-Mediterranean Human Rights Monitor.
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