In Sudan, children born as a result of rape during the ongoing civil war are often left without legal identity, as mothers struggle to obtain birth certificates without the father's name. This situation affects their access to education, healthcare, and legal recognition, perpetuating a cycle of stigma and vulnerability.
Amira, a 17-year-old survivor, exemplifies this plight as she navigates the challenges of motherhood without official documentation for her child. Humanitarian organizations highlight that this issue is widespread in conflict-affected areas, raising concerns about the future of these children in Sudan.