Through a child’s eyes: Sudan’s War - BBC Africa

After two years of brutal civil war, the children of Sudan have paid the highest price. Their childhoods have been shattered, broken and forgotten.

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The fight between the Sudanese Army and the paramilitary group the Rapid Support Forces (RSF) has left the country in the midst of one of the worst humanitarian crises. Thousands have been killed, millions displaced and many more are facing famine.

Amongst all this, Sudan's children have paid the heaviest price.

The BBC’s Nawal Al Maghafi has been on a rare trip to Khartoum, Sudan’s capital and one of the key battlefields of the country’s civil war. Recently liberated from the RSF, we meet three children to see how the war has impacted their lives

Until now, the children of Khartoum have remained unheard in this war. This report seeks to tell their stories and share the ordeals faced by countless others like them.

00:00 - 02:47 Meeting Zaher
02:47 - 03:19 Impact of the war on children
03:19 - 05:10 Playground of bones
05:10 - 06:19 Classroom in a warzone
06:19 - 07:17 Miss Amal
07:17 - 07:49 The malnutrition ward
07:49 - 08:50 Choosing between twins: The impossible choice
08:50 - 10:17 Playing football
10:17 - 10:47 Joy on the River Nile

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