This week, at least 40 people have been killed by Sudan's paramilitary rapid support forces

as fighting intensified in the Western Darfur region.

Over the last nearly two and a half years, a brutal civil war between that paramilitary

RSF and the Sudanese armed forces has killed tens of thousands of people and created

the largest hunger and displacement

crisis in the world. Over 14 million people, more than a quarter of the population, have

been displaced within and outside of Sudan. And the city of El Fasher in Darfur faces famine

and has for over a year. Stephanie Syne brings us this update,

and a warning, some of the images in this story may be disturbing.

This is the way to El Fasher in Darfur, Western Sudan by donkey.

No aid enters here.

A generation of its children facing starvation, eating animal feet to ease the nighing hunger.

A famine was declared in the Zam-Zam camp in El Fasher more than a year ago.

We are suffering so much from no food, no water.

We are hungry.

Our children are naked. We have nothing to eat but animal feed. There is no water. We are hungry. Our children are naked. We have nothing to eat but animal

feed. There is no water. We have nothing. The risk of using animal feed to eat, it's dangerous

or health. We are in acute starving and acute hunger.

Mohamed El Duda works at Zam Zam.

With hundreds of thousands living here,

it's Sudan's largest internally displaced persons camp.

El Duda filmed these videos.

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