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Mayada Ageeb is one of a few hundred Sudanese Quebecers who have so far been excluded from a humanitarian pathway program to help direct family members escape to Canada.
Sudanese community questions Canada’s welcoming reputation. As war in Sudan rages, Canada has welcomed only a fraction of the number of refugees it has from other countries in crisis.
More than 50 organizations across Canada have signed an open letter, calling on Ottawa to reduce what they say are "discriminatory barriers" in its humanitarian program meant to reunite Sudanese ...
Sudanese children flee their home country and cross the border into Chad on Aug. 4. Since a civil war broke out in Sudan last year, many people have been forced to leave the country.
Satti, whose organization represents Sudanese groups across Canada, ... 2:08 War in Sudan: 700,000 children could die from malnutrition in the conflict, UNICEF warns. Trending Now.
The federal government has created a program to allow Canadians to bring their families fleeing war-torn Sudan to Canada but capped the applications at 3,250.
These measures will be delivered as part of the existing Immigration Levels Plan and could help more than 7,000 additional people impacted by the conflict in Sudan. Canada is committing to ...
Canada opens immigration pathway for Sudanese fleeing war Sudanese children, who fled conflict in Murnei in Sudan's Darfur region, are driven on a cart across the Sudan-Chad border in Adre, Chad ...
Sudan's children need more than emergency aid—they need long-term support, consistent access, and a global commitment that endures beyond the headlines. They are not giving up on their futures.
Canada has announced its toughest-ever sanctions on the leaders of both sides in Sudan’s brutal war, denouncing them for persistent atrocities against civilians that could amount to crimes ...
Fourteen million children are in “dire need” of humanitarian support in Sudan, the United Nation’s children’s agency warned on Friday, as a deadly conflict in the country deepens its ...
When South Sudan gained independence from Sudan in 2011, Hanan Jaber Abdallah had no idea the historic move would make her five children invisible, by rendering them stateless. But like thousands of ...
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