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Int - Vickie Hawkins - A War on People Press Conference - 4:3

Excerpt from Vickie Hawkins, MSF Netherlands General Director, statement during the press conference launching MSF's special report on the violence in Sudan, 'A War on People,' in Amman, Jordan, on Monday 22/7/2024.

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Sudan Press Conference - A War On People

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Unique Identifier Code / URN MSB203002

Date taken / Date Recorded 22/07/2024 12:00 AM

Country Jordan, Sudan

Commissioning section MSF-AMMAN Hub

Photographer / videographer / producer Mohammad Hijazi

Usage Rights (MSF) External Media, Social Media

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Editor's rating ★★★ (F)

Video format h264 (High) (avc1 / 0x31637661)

Duration 51s

Maximum Size 960px × 1280px 64.53 MB

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Sexual and gender-based violence is pervasive but critically underreported due to stigma, silence for fear of retaliation, and the void of protection services and confidential spaces.

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Data from MSF facilities supporting Sudanese refugees in Chad hint at the widespread use of sexual violence as a feature of the conflict, particularly targeting women and girls.

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Between July and December 2023, 135 survivors disclosed to our teams in Adre, on the Chad side of the border with Sudan,

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instances where they had been raped, abducted, and exploited in Sudan during the conflict. In 90 per cent of cases, perpetrators were armed men.