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In El Obeid, Sudanese women face drones by day, rape by night, to reach water

By United Nations••Original source
In El Obeid, Sudanese women face drones by day, rape by night, to reach water

In El Obeid, women and girls now face an impossible choice over something as basic as a bucket of water: risk a drone strike by collecting it in daylight, or risk rape by waiting until dark.

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