Tawila in Crisis: The Struggle of Displaced Families in Sudan
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Tawila has become a refuge for thousands escaping conflict in North Darfur, yet the town’s infrastructure and resources are stretched to breaking point.
In this interview, Ms. Mathilde Vu of the Norwegian Refugee Council shares her firsthand insights into the urgent needs, daily struggles, and resilience of families caught in this humanitarian emergency.
Compiled and presented by Messaoud CHARFI
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