Omar al-Bashir voting—about the only one doing so in his voting district in Khartoum | April 13, 2015
The heroic work of Dr. Tom Catena is featured in The Daily Mail (UK) The last surgeon in the Nuba Mountains, Dr. Tom Catena is featured in a revealing and powerfully compelling story today (18 March 2015) on the Daily Mail (UK) website: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2982858/Tom-Catena-surgeon-Nuba-Mountains-Sudan-genocide-hightlighted-George-Clooney.html The photographs here were all taken by Trevor Snapp.
Dr. Catena’s clinic has treated thousands of victims
Bombing by retrofitted Antonov cargo planes is inherently indiscriminate, part of why Khartoum uses these militarily useless aircraft
The carnage facing Dr. Catena can be overwhelming
Caption for this photograph from Radio Dabanga (18 August 2014 | https://www.radiodabanga.org/node/78745 “Government-backed militiamen shooting at civilians near a UNAMID team site. One was killed, and eight injured. UNAMID did not intervene, and the attack was reported by the UN as a ‘cross-fire incident’ (UNAMID).” In a travesty of an investigation to ascertain the validity […]
Many camps consist of very flimsy—and flammable—materials; and because they are so close together, fire can spread quickly. Without water to fight the fires, camp residents are largely helpless. The image here is from Bindisi camp, where a nine-day fire destroyed 199 homes. (Radio Dabanga, March 3, 2015)
These women are scooping water from earth that may well carry bacteria; sanitation and adequate water supplies are both critical to avoid this sort of dangerous collecting of water.
