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Image gallery - Sudan

Children displaced by the conflict in Darfur can be seen here at Abu Shok camp, just outside El Fashir, the capital of Northern Darfur. The International Committee of the Red Cross (ICRC) opened the camp in April last year. It is home to some 89,000 displaced people.Two children next to a Red Cross truck just outside El Fashir


Nura Bashar Ali, 35, can be seen here at an International Committee of the Red Cross (ICRC) food distribution in the remote village of Sawani, 150 kilometers south west of El Fashir, capital of Northern Darfur. The food rations she receives last for three months.		Face of Nura Bashar Ali




An International Committee of the Red Cross (ICRC) food aid convoy can be seen here, returning from a distribution in the southeastern part of Northern Darfur. In just ten days, the Red Cross can distribute 600 tonnes of food aid to 20,000 people.		ICRC food aid convoy



Water points, installed by the International Committee of the Red Cross (ICRC), can be seen here at the Kassab camp for displaced people. In 2004, the Red Cross repaired and installed safe water supplies that provided 200,000 people with two million litres of water a day.		A woman colects water at a portable water tap at the Kassab camp

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