AGP Executive Report
Last update: an hour agoPress Freedom Under Fire: RSF keeps three Radio Nyala journalists incommunicado after detaining them in Nyala, with families reporting severe weight loss, fever, and untreated medical conditions—while Darfur 24 staff face death threats. Education Crisis: UN warns Sudan’s war has pushed over 8 million children out of school; nearly three-quarters of schools are damaged or unusable, with Darfur hit hardest as insecurity keeps families from sending kids to classrooms. Civilian Harm in the Frontlines: Doctors Network reports RSF motorcycle attackers killed four and injured others in North Kordofan’s Al-Tumaid, looting residents and driving fear and displacement. Accountability Push: A Sudan-focused human rights coalition calls for an independent chemical weapons investigation after allegations against the SAF, urging safe humanitarian corridors and stronger international pressure. Military Build-Up: Sudan has received about 100 Pakistani-made Mohafiz armored mobility vehicles to protect convoys and reinforce operations across Kordofan and Darfur.
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