War in Sudan: 12 million displaced in 2 years, and no end in sight | The Current

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It’s been over two years since fighting between the Sudanese army and the paramilitary Rapid Support Forces broke out. Since then, upwards of 12 million people have been displaced: 8 million within the country, the rest to neighbouring countries like South Sudan and Chad. Guest host Catherine Cullen speaks with Saydah Mustafa, a Sudanese Canadian, about fleeing Khartoum and how she is rebuilding her life two years later.

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