Sudan's civil war escalates as women face widespread sexual violence

Sudan's civil war has intensified, with the army launching a major offensive in Khartoum against the paramilitary Rapid Support Forces (RSF). The RSF initially controlled much of the city, while the army holds Omdurman. Women fleeing violence report widespread sexual assault, with many fearing for their safety. The UN has documented cases of rape used as a weapon of war, primarily by the RSF and its militias. Survivors share harrowing stories of attacks, highlighting the desperation of those trapped in the conflict. Many women continue to risk their lives to find food, while the threat of violence looms large.