Archive for November 12th, 2025

12/11/2025

Surviving in Silence

Human Wrongs Watch

In Adi-Goshu, a remote village caught between the Tigray and Amhara regions, the gunfire has stopped, but the suffering continues.

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12/11/2025

The Night the Floods Took Everything from a Mother in Burundi

Human Wrongs Watch

By the International Organization for Migration*

Rumonge, Burundi, 10 November 2025 In the dead of night, the waters of Lake Tanganyika broke into Alphonsine’s home, swallowing everything in their path. Within hours, floods triggered by El Niño had destroyed her house, her business, and the life she had built, along with those of thousands of others.

“We woke up completely submerged and surrounded by water,” recalls Alphonsine. “We ran for our lives. A few days later, our house was gone – completely destroyed and swept away as if it had never existed. We lost everything.”

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12/11/2025

Stakes Rise for South Sudan: What’s Happening, and Why It Matters

Human Wrongs Watch

By Vibhu Mishra

(UN News)* — South Sudan is entering a period of rising instability marked by political polarisation, renewed armed clashes, and severe humanitarian strain, senior UN officials told the Security Council on Tuesday [].

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A newborn child at a nutrition centre in Bentiu, South Sudan.
© UNICEF | A newborn child at a nutrition centre in Bentiu, South Sudan.

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12/11/2025

Sudan War: Women Endure Starvation, Rape and Bombs Fleeing El Fasher

Human Wrongs Watch

(UN News)* — In war-torn Sudan, rape is likely being used as a weapon of war and simply being a woman there is “a strong predictor” of hunger, violence and death, the UN’s gender equality agency warned on Tuesday [].

A temporary clinic in Tawila for people fleeing conflict in Darfur. "There is mounting evidence that rape is being deliberately and systematically used as a weapon of war," says UN Women.
© UNFPA | A temporary clinic in Tawila for people fleeing conflict in Darfur. “There is mounting evidence that rape is being deliberately and systematically used as a weapon of war,” says UN Women.

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