First Take SAToday marks two years since Sudan's conflict erupted
Today marks two years since Sudan's brutal conflict erupted. As violence drags on, over 1.1 million refugees and returnees have poured into South Sudan, stretching already fragile host communities to the brink. A new United Nations Human Rights Council report exposes crumbling infrastructure: overcrowded schools, scarce healthcare, and land disputes over makeshift shelters. The UN Human Rights Council is calling for urgent global support to stabilize the region and offer hope for durable peace. For more on this Elvis Presslin spoke to Silva Alkebeh, united nations high commissioner for refugees (UNHRC)
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