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Fighting rages on in Sudan with no check on abuses, atrocities

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A South Sudanese military police officer sits on a truck while monitoring the area as troops belonging to the South Sudanese Unified Forces take part in a deployment ceremony at the Luri Military Training Centre in Juba, on Nov 15, 2023. [AFP]

Seven months have passed since the war in Sudan broke out, and there is no end in sight.

Mohamed Osman, a researcher for Human Rights Watch who covers Sudan, says there are many reasons this war may go on even longer.

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