"The world's attention may have shifted, but memories are still fresh here." The 2003 Darfur conflict killed 300,000 people and displaced millions. The BBC's Mohanad Hashim is one of the first journalists to travel freely in the region in a decade. He visited the Kalma camp, home to 200,000 Darfuris. | BBC News Africa

The humanitarian crisis in North Darfur has reached critical levels following the capture of El Fasher by the Rapid Support Forces (RSF) on October 26, after enduring over a year and a half of siege and attacks. Around 10,000 people—many injured, starving, and in shock—have managed to flee to Tawila, 60 km away, but this is only a fraction of the population left behind in El Fasher. Displaced people share harrowing accounts of fleeing shelling and shootings, walking for days while hiding to avoi