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SUMMARY:All Eyes on Sudan
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DESCRIPTION:Tens of thousands of civilians have likely been killed in the c
	ity of El Fasher\,\nDarfur. The atrocities still be continu. What can the 
	Netherlands\, Europe and\nother international actors do?\n\nThe war in Sud
	an is now entering its fourth year and is becoming increasingly\nbloody. I
	n the city of El Fasher\, the Rapid Support Forces committed large scale\n
	crimes against humanity and acts of ethnic cleansing\, according to Amnest
	y\nInternational’s report City Under Siege\, Children Under Fire. Children
	 were\ndeliberately targeted\, women were subjected to sexual violence\, a
	nd thousands —\nprobably tens of thousands — were killed.\n\nThe war has p
	roduced the largest displacement crisis in the world. Some fourteen\nmilli
	on people have fled their homes. Those who flee rarely find safety: in\nEg
	ypt\, Sudanese refugees face arbitrary arrest and deportation\, while rece
	ption\nin Europe grows ever harsher. Meanwhile\, foreign arms deliveries k
	eep the war\ngoing\, and Europe barely confronts its biggest sponsors.\n\n
	This programem is accompanied by a photo exibtion.
URL:https://offbeat.amsterdam/event/all-eyes-on-sudan
GEO:52.3630433;4.8828596
LOCATION:De Balie - Kleine-Gartmanplantsoen 10\, 1017 RR Amsterdam
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CATEGORIES:amsterdam-centrum,geopolitiek & mensenrechten,leidseplein,refuge
	es
X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:<p><strong>Tens of thousands of civilians have
	 likely been killed in the city of El Fasher, Darfur. The atrocities still
	 be continu. What can the Netherlands, Europe and other international acto
	rs do?</strong></p> <p>The war in Sudan is now entering its fourth year an
	d is becoming increasingly bloody. In the city of El Fasher, the Rapid Sup
	port Forces committed large scale crimes against humanity and acts of ethn
	ic cleansing, according to Amnesty International’s report <em>City Under S
	iege, Children Under Fire</em>. Children were deliberately targeted, women
	 were subjected to sexual violence, and thousands — probably tens of thous
	ands — were killed.</p> <p>The war has produced the largest displacement c
	risis in the world. Some fourteen million people have fled their homes. Th
	ose who flee rarely find safety: in Egypt, Sudanese refugees face arbitrar
	y arrest and deportation, while reception in Europe grows ever harsher. Me
	anwhile, foreign arms deliveries keep the war going, and Europe barely con
	fronts its biggest sponsors.</p> <p>This programem is accompanied by a pho
	to exibtion.</p>
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