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Sudan: Pregnancy and War - Women At Risk in the Nuba Mountains
Nuba Reports, 23 May 2017
During one of the worst aerial bomb attacks against the rebel-controlled areas in the Nuba Mountains, Awatif Ali Mohammed was very pregnant. Sudan government warplanes had bombed… Read more »
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Sudan: Obstruction of Aid Endangers Women's Lives
HRW, 22 May 2017
Most women and girls in the rebel-held Nuba Mountains of Sudan lack access to reproductive health care, including emergency obstetric care, Human Rights Watch said in a report… Read more »
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Sudan: Hoping for a Child Who Survives
HRW, 22 May 2017
When 14-year-old Hassina had still not given birth after more than two days of labor, her family started to worry. She was bleeding and had passed out more than once from… Read more »
Obstacles to Aid Costing Women Their Lives in Sudan
Women and girls cannot get contraception and have little access to healthcare if they face complications during pregnancy and childbirth, says Human Rights Watch in a new report.
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23 May 2017
Sudan: Obstruction of Aid Denies Women Lifesaving Health Care
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Most women and girls in the rebel-held Nuba Mountains of Sudan lack access to reproductive health care, including emergency obstetric care. Their ... see more »
Mukuma Hamad, a volunteer health worker, holds a container of folic acid, the only assistance she can give pregnant women who visit the lone health clinic in Hadara village, in rebel-controlled Southern Kordofan.
