From Gaza to Sudan: Starvation as a Weapon of War

Sudan is facing the largest man-made famine in the world, not a natural disaster, but a weapon of war.This Episode explores how starvation is being used to crush the Sudanese Revolution, the role of Emergency Response Rooms as organs of people’s power, and why mutual aid is central to survival.We also connect Sudan’s struggle with Gaza, where grassroots projects like the Samir Project defy genocide and show the revolutionary power of solidarity.Explore the Decolonial Encyclopedia to learn more or contribute: www.decolonialcentre.org/encyclopediaFollow us:Instagram: @thedecolonialcentreTwitter/X: @decolonialcntrWebsite: www.decolonialcentre.org Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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