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On International Women’s Day, we celebrate remarkable women from Southern and Eastern Africa, leading grassroots efforts for lasting impact in their communities 💪💜 #IWD2025
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تحية لصناع الحياة وسط الركام!
إلى الأبطال الصامدين في غرفة طوارئ شرق النيل، يا من جعلتم من الألم قوة، ومن الدمار ولادة جديدة للأمل... أنتم جند الوطن في معركة الوجود، درع العزيمة الذي لا ينكسر، وسلاح الإرادة الذي لا يُهزم.
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تاني يوم رمضان في مطبخنا 🌙
نحنا شغالين عبر العون التضامني, يدكم معانا: محتاجين تبرعات لإكمال برنامج رمضان و عشان نفرح الاطفال بخبيز في العيد 💕
نقبل التبرعات على الحساب التالي:
محمد علي البخاري
رقم حساب بنكك 4280824
- رقم الوتس: +249 12 194 9006
غرفة طوارئ الجريف غرب
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The people of #Sudan need the international community to act.
@EdemWosornu shares our 3️⃣ asks to the @UN #SecurityCouncil:
❗️ Protection of civilians, and the infrastructure and services they rely on.
❗️ Unhindered humanitarian access.
❗️ Scaled up and flexible funding.
More 👇
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The devastating war in Sudan has required communities to organize Emergency Response Rooms (ERRs) to provide basic and life-saving humanitarian services to civilians at the very local level. The targeted killings of ERR members, doctors and other Sudanese who bravely provide support to their neighbors must stop.
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Urgent health and nutrition needs of 200,000 children and families in conflict-torn areas in #Khartoum can now be met in primary healthcare sites with ready-to-use therapeutic food; supplies for treating common childhood illnesses, cholera, malaria; and cholera & midwifery kits.
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It's time to reimagine aid and politics in #Sudan - and, dare I say, globally.
Working via grassroots structures, which have embedded trust from their communities such as ERRs, is key to advancing a politics that prioritises the protection of life amid so much death.
Seminal moment that underscores the efficacy of civilian over militarised politics.
While SAF engages in famine-denial and the RSF loot aid and both spend time putting up blocks to aid, the ERRs have locally-negotiated passage of food aid into Khartoum for the first time.
#Sudan
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Seminal moment that underscores the efficacy of civilian over militarised politics.
While SAF engages in famine-denial and the RSF loot aid and both spend time putting up blocks to aid, the ERRs have locally-negotiated passage of food aid into Khartoum for the first time.
#Sudan
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برنامج الغذاء العالمي ولأول مرة منذ اندلاع الحرب وعبر تنسيق وتسهيل من الحكومة السودانية تتمكن من إيصال قافلة تشمل ٢٨ شاحنة محملة بمساعدات غذائية من بينها ٥ شاحنات تحتوي على أدوية حيوية عبر تفاهمات مع قوات الدعم السريع إلى مناطق جنوب الحزام والكلاكلة ومحلية جبل أولياء جنوبي الخرطوم وستقوم غرفة طوارئ ولاية الخرطوم بالإشراف عليها وتوزيعها .
Frequent sounds of very heavy artillery heard now in Khartoum
#KeepEyesOnSudan
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We are glad that community-led response efforts in Sudan are nominated for #NobelPeacePrize 2024.
One hour to the @NobelPrize announcement, read how youth-led ‘emergency rooms’ shine rays of hope in war-torn Sudan. #KeepEyesOnSudan
news.un.org/en/story/2024/02…
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✨ The nomination of Sudan’s Emergency Response Rooms for the 2024 Nobel Peace Prize [@NobelPrize] is a powerful tribute to the relentless courage of Sudanese, grassroots organizations, and the younger generation of women and men who have been at the forefront of resistance, struggle, and sacrifice amidst the ongoing conflict.
Read more here: time.com/7072025/nobel-peace…
📸 Photo Credit: Sergei Gapon - Anadolu via Getty Images
#NobelPeacePrize2024 #KeepEyesOnSudan
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#Sudan's Emergency Response Rooms - community groups keeping people alive during the war - are among the favourites for the Nobel Peace Prize, according to reports. In a couple of minutes we'll speak to @hajooj about their work #KeepEyesOnSudan
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#NobelPeacePrize had deserving options this year—nuclear disarmament is an worryingly worthy cause. #Sudan’s 🇸🇩 Emergency Response Rooms were also nominated; their courage, resilience and ingenuity in the face of a massive, brutal, neglected war should still be commended by all.
BREAKING NEWS
The Norwegian Nobel Committee has decided to award the 2024 #NobelPeacePrize to the Japanese organisation Nihon Hidankyo. This grassroots movement of atomic bomb survivors from Hiroshima and Nagasaki, also known as Hibakusha, is receiving the peace prize for its efforts to achieve a world free of nuclear weapons and for demonstrating through witness testimony that nuclear weapons must never be used again.
#NobelPrize
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Interesting article previewing who could win the Nobel Peace Prize tomorrow from among 286 nominees of which 89 are organizations including Sudan's Emergency Response Rooms and the OSCE Election Observation Unit. time.com/7072025/nobel-peace…
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In a few hours, the @NobelPrize Committee will announce the Peace Prize winner. I predict Sudan’s Emergency Response Rooms will win. They certainly deserve it.
Here’s why:
globaldispatches.org/p/my-no…
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Emergency Rooms in Sudan are bearing immense burdens amidst the war. Their resilience and hope for the people earned them a Nobel Peace Prize nomination from the Oslo Institute. Despite the collapsing health system in Khartoum, these small, volunteer-run medical centers have managed to save dozens of lives despite the overwhelming challenges.
Our report covers the health situation inside these centers in Khartoum.
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It has been seventeen months since the war erupted in April 2023, and it seems like there is no end in sight.
The remaining residents in Khartoum are facing a harsh reality and one of the worst humanitarian catastrophes ever recorded.
Here is a brief story and scenes of Khartoum