Sudan's War Children Face Lifelong Struggles Without Legal Identity

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Children born from rape during Sudan's ongoing conflict are frequently denied birth certificates, leaving them without legal identity. This lack of documentation creates lifelong barriers, affecting access to education, healthcare, and basic rights. The crisis disproportionately impacts babies whose mothers were sexually assaulted amid the war, as registering such births carries deep social stigma. Without official recognition, these children risk remaining invisible to the state and its services for their entire lives.

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