We are here at As-Salam Booth Camp outside the city of Kosti
As you can see, the situation is continuous. People are still coming to this camp every day
Yesterday only we saw more than 100 people coming here joining. They were registered inside the city and some of them were brought here
Some were taken to other cities or to other IDP camps. We have talked to people here about the peace prospects
and all of them in one voice are saying that their only hope is that the two sides in this conflict
accept to come to the negotiation table and accept peace. The humanitarian crisis in Sudan is as old as the country itself, and every time there is a new conflict, it gets worse and worse
These blue tents have just been erected, I mean, in the last few days
They are an extension of a camp that has been here for years. If you look behind me, you see those white tents
Thousands and thousands of people are there and they have been there for the last three years
and even some of them before that, before the recent conflict started
It gives you an idea about this protracted conflict in Sudan and how the humanitarian crisis in this country is not new
and it is, as I said, getting worse and worse, particularly when we know that the international community
is, according to people here, turning its back to the crisis in Sudan
There are aid cuts by the organizations in charge, and that's affecting the situation here