Attacks in West Darfur

When their villages were burned, survivors fled to nearby villages (Dec 1 2021)

"We fled to the mountain while our houses were looted and burned to ashes. We have no place to return to and cannot even access our crops because of the violence. We have been living under trees and in makeshift shelters in the mountains,” a survivor told NRC.

In Jabal Moon, West Darfur, at least 12 villages and displacement camps were burned down between November 17 and 30 during two separate incidents, with around 100 50 people killed and nearly 10,000 displaced. On December 8th, Jabal Moon was hit again, with new reports of attacks and burned villages. A joint humanitarian team, including NRC staff, had been able to assess parts of Jabal Moon’s conflict-affected areas early December.

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