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The neighbourhood of Masaken Osman on the outskirts of Cairo, where most Sudanese refugees live (Photo: Javier Jennings Mozo)

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Sudanese fleeing violence find no haven in Egypt or EU

The neighbourhood of Masaken Osman on the outskirts of Cairo, where most Sudanese refugees live (Photo: Javier Jennings Mozo)

Seven months after war erupted in Sudan, clashes between the warring factions are once again reaching a peak of brutality, with the UN humanitarian coordinator for Sudan recently saying that violence against civilians was "verging on pure evil".

This follows a massacre from the Sudan's Rapid Support Forces (RSF) starting on 2 November, in which about

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Author Bio

Bianca Carrera is a freelance writer and analyst specialising in the Middle Eastern and North Africa, environmental matters, and migration at Sciences Po Paris. She has written for The New Arab, Al Jazeera, Oxfam Intermón, elDiario.es, and others.

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