El Fasher, a year later
One year after the Rapid Support Forces took the city, the fight over how many died has become part of the crime.
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Ahmed Ismat Ahmed
Ahmed Ismat Ahmed is a Sudanese writer and researcher based in Cairo. He studied pharmacy at the University of Khartoum, served as spokesperson for the Resistance Committees during the 2018–19 revolution, and co-founded the Sudan Labour Bulletin.
How a child inherits care
Across generations of displacement, struggle, and war in Sudan, ordinary acts of care become a form of inheritance that no violence can erase.