Three years into the Sudan conflict, girls & women are paying the highest price.
🔹 12m people are at risk of gender‑based violence.
🔹 14m children – mostly girls – are out of school.
🔹 21m+ face acute food insecurity.
We cannot turn away.
#KeepEyesOnSudan#SudanCrisis
In eastern Rwanda, early childhood centres are helping children learn, play & access nutritious meals, while parents strengthen caregiving.
115 centres now reach 1,279 children & 908 families, alongside kitchen gardens&savings groups.
Read more here>>> https://t.co/lShdDnpe60
A deadly mix of brutal conflict, mass displacement and economic collapse is driving children into extreme hunger in #SouthSudan
We have a rapidly closing window to act now and to save lives
https://t.co/fEpGmEPTW9
This weekend, we saw an intensification of violence in many states in #Sudan. These attacks continue to put families, including children, at risk and are extremely disturbing.
https://t.co/t3j6Vp9J7K
In an IDP camp in Sudan’s North Kordofan, 10‑year‑old Fathia returned to school after 3 years of disruption caused by conflict.
Restoring her hope for the future.
Education remains a lifeline in emergencies and investment is critical to ensure learning is not lost to conflict.
The recently announced 10-day ceasefire in #Lebanon must be more than temporary relief. What people need now is sustained peace, safe conditions for return and the support to rebuild their lives with dignity.
Read more in our statement https://t.co/Fzyz9Z3r3Q
“Sudan’s children cannot and should not survive another year of war.” - Mohamed Kamal, Country Director @plan_sudan speaking at the #SudanConference in Berlin.
He called for protection, accountability, and action for children and especially girls.
#KeepEyesOnSudan#ActForSudan
We are responding across #Sudan and in neighbouring countries – protecting children, supporting survivors, keeping girls learning and providing food assistance.
We’re calling for urgent funding & safe humanitarian access so girls can reclaim their futures. https://t.co/p8r7n6Bbuh
Three years into the #SudanConflict, girls & women are paying the highest price.
🔹 12m people are at risk of gender‑based violence.
🔹 14m children – mostly girls – are out of school.
🔹 21m+ face acute food insecurity.
We cannot turn away.
#KeepEyesOnSudan
🔹 Classrooms are damaged, occupied or attacked.
🔹 Girls are being pulled from school into early marriage, exploitation & lifelong poverty.
🔹 Hospitals are hit by drone strikes and survivors of sexual violence struggle to access care & protection.
Three years on, the war in Sudan is no longer defined solely by those who have died or fled, but by those who continue to live with its consequences. For Sudan’s girls, the war is not just fought on front lines—it is carried in silence, in memory, and in the daily struggle to endure
https://t.co/hNfd0H8DzS
3 years into the #SudanConflict, here's the picture;
🔹 Damaged or occupied classrooms.
🔹 Girls forced into early marriage, abuse & poverty.
🔹 Hospitals hit by drone strikes, survivors of sexual violence lacking care
We cannot turn away.
#KeepEyesOnSudan#EyesOnSudan#Sudan
While a ceasefire has been announced elsewhere in the region, #Lebanon’s brief hope for peace has faded, with devastating consequences: children are once again paying the price for a conflict they have no part in making.
https://t.co/e4Je1NmchN
In rural Uganda, 18yo Catherine dropped out of school and married at just 14. Now a mother of 2, she struggles to take care of them.
"I often think about my children's future. If I can't get an education, I want to guarantee it for my children."
https://t.co/esKswHEM1M
🔵Today, senior officials meet in Brussels to discuss #Sudan.
Meanwhile, millions are fighting to survive.
We call for immediate civilian protection & real international mobilisation to end the conflict.
Sudan cannot become tomorrow’s forgotten crisis. The time to act is now.
Alam Janbein, Programme Director, Plan International Lebanon talks to @rtenews on the #LebanonCrisis
“The space of safety is decreasing. We need urgent support to keep delivering life‑saving aid."
🎧 Interview https://t.co/ylvVgmel5K
💛 Support response https://t.co/uCgBp6HpFm
Plan International condemns Wednesday’s drone attack on a school in Sudan’s White Nile State, which killed 17. Schools should never be a target.
https://t.co/dFMDkmy12r
Sudan's girls are living in total isolation. Trapped inside homes and camps due to rape, violence and fear, they are cut off from school, healthcare and society. This crisis is stealing their futures. We must act now. #SudanCrisis#ProtectGirls
https://t.co/IDpXe2QI4J
We remain deeply alarmed by the escalating conflict in Iran and the Middle East that has children paying the highest price.
Children must be protected at all times and should never be targets or casualties of war. Ever.
https://t.co/1aKjwfRvIx