CAIRO (Reuters) -The warring parties in Sudan's civil war have traded blame for an attack on a U.N. World Food Programme convoy trying to bring aid to an area of North Darfur where fighting and ...

An armed assault on a hospital in the war-ravaged Darfur region of Sudan killed one person, medical charity Doctors Without ...

The RSF accused the Sudanese army of hitting the convoys as part of a drone attack on Mellit market and other areas. The army later said in a statement that this was a fabrication to distract from ...

A United Nations World Food Program convoy in Sudan’s North Darfur was struck by a drone attack this week, destroying three trucks carrying life-saving food aid, a senior U.N. official said Thursday.

Sudan's army has denied bombing a World Food Programme (WFP) convoy taking aid to a famine-hit area in the country's Darfur ...

A drone strike destroyed three trucks in a World Food Programme (WFP) aid convoy in the town of Mellit in Sudan’s North Darfur region on Tuesday, a local official and witnesses said.The convoy had ...

Sudan’s army on Thursday denied accusations by the rival Rapid Support Forces (RSF) that it had bombed an aid convoy in North Darfur, instead blaming the paramilitary group for the attack. The ...

The WFP said three of the convoy’s 16 trucks were damaged and caught fire, but all staff were safe. The organization is ...

In international human rights and humanitarian law, internally displaced people are — as civilians — considered “internationally protected persons” when displaced as a result of armed conflict.

In recent days, reported attacks on healthcare facilities in Sudan’s Darfur State have forced some humanitarian groups to stop providing critical cholera services as the outbreak continues to spread.

When rebels stormed into a village last month in Sudan, they gunned down civilians in their homes or as they tried to flee.