The world’s worst humanitarian crisis today is probably the web of famine, civil war, mass rape and other atrocities in Sudan, a nightmare that the United States has formally described as genocide.

Many tens of thousands have been killed, 11 million Sudanese have been displaced, the most lethal famine in decades may be underway, and Unicef warns that children as young as 1 year old are being raped.

Yet the Trump administration is now cutting back on humanitarian assistance, aggravating the starvation. And the Trump administration (and the Biden administration before it) has not been willing to call out the United Arab Emirates for having armed a brutal militia called the Rapid Support Forces that — according to survivors of its rampages — is committing massacres and rapes.

Do President Trump and his aides care about suffering in a distant land? I don’t know,7jogos cassino but I think when we hear individual stories it may be more difficult for us to turn away.

With refugees pouring over the border into South Sudan, I visited two spots along the Sudan-South Sudan border to ask refugees about conditions in places foreign reporters cannot easily reach.

ImageThe Wedweil Refugee Settlement in South Sudan.Credit...Malin Fezehai for The New York Times

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