Sudan Civil War has just entered its fourth year.

The violence affects some people differently than others.

This is a war that is being fought on the backs of women and girls.

I'm Marco Wurman.

And I'm Carolyn Beeler.

Today, that story from Sudan.

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And I'm Marco Wurman. Thank you for being here. A grim and chastening anniversary, that is how one UN official described today as the Civil War in Sudan hits the three-year mark.

Tom Fletcher, the UN Undersecretary for Humanitarian Affairs, spoke at a conference in Berlin,

a high-level meeting to raise money to help those affected by the conflict.

He wasn't just talking about the humanitarian crisis stemming from the war.

He also took the international community to task.

We must ask ourselves which statements were given a year ago that are similar to today's

statements and which statements do we risk giving in one more year, which are similar to today's.

We will look shortly at the situation on the ground in Sudan, but we begin with a closer look at what is behind the conflict.

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