Lower Thirds: 

0:03	Report by Gasia Ohanes & Marwan Mohammed
1:28 - 1:47 courtesy: IOM
1:52 Amy Pope | Director General, International Organization for Migration

((Anmod: Aid agencies say they are 'nowhere close' to meeting the needs of millions displaced by Sudan's war. The International Organization for Migration warned its resources were running out, while the number of people fleeing violence continued to rise.. DW obtained footage of testimonies from Sudanese survivors displaced from the war:)))

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More than 12 million Sudanese have been forced from their homes -- victims of nearly two years of war between the Army and the Rapid Support Forces.

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Since October, another 140,000 have fled attacks around Kordofan and el-Fasher 

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+++((SOT 1 : Displaced from el-Fashir))) (17 sec)+++
We fled el-Fasher towards Tawila as displaced people. After the incidents, we witnessed many scenes — unarmed civilians were being executed right there in the streets. 
Many citizens were killed. There are children here who made it to Tawila.  
Their mothers died — they disappeared without a trace. 

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+++SOT2++++
we were around 250 people moving at the
same time 
All of a sudden, they executed some of the people among us—killed part of our group right there. 
Then one of them shouted at us, “Run! Run!” And as soon as we started running, he opened fire with a machine gun—ta ta ta ta ta ta ta—bullets everywhere. You just ran for your life. If you hesitated for even a second, that was it—you’d die. 

Those who made it out say they arrived with nothing:

+++((SOT 1 : Displaced from el-Fashir))) ((13 seconds))+++
They took everything — your belongings, your money. They left you with nothing, not even a phone, and forced you to keep walking. 
+++FLASH+++
We walked for four days straight, suffering from hunger and thirst. 

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Aid agencies say the needs are great, and that they're running out of supplies. 

The UN's International Organization for Migration says its 229 million dollar appeal for Sudan has received less than 10 percent of the funding this year:

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KHARTOUM, SUDAN (NOVEMBER 12, 2025) (REUTERS - Access all)
+++(SOUNDBITE) (English) DIRECTOR GENERAL FOR THE INTERNATIONAL ORGANIZATION FOR MIGRATION (IOM), AMY POPE, SAYING:+++
Sudan is the world's biggest displacement crisis. But the funding, the resources that are available to support people in need are nowhere close to the need. So it's double-edged at this moment."

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In Tawila, only one in ten people in camps had reliable access to water.. and that's before the latest influx

With little help available, many are heading west to Chad, or north to Libya... 

facing repeated displacement and risking their lives in the process.+++