Good morning, this is Michelle. Mass atrocities in El Fasher are forcing a reckoning in Geneva. The UK is leading a push for an emergency Human Rights Council session – only this time, it may find Khartoum onside, eager to fix the spotlight on its rival, the RSF.
Meanwhile, treaty negotiations at the UN health agency hit a rough patch, and prospects for global health funding look grim. |
Displaced children and families from El Fasher at a camp in Tawila, Darfur, seek refuge from fighting between government forces and the RSF, 27 October 2025. (Keystone/Mohammed Jammal/UNICEF via AP)
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