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In Sudan, using your camera in public could lead to harassment, detention, or worse. Most professional photographers have fled the country, and it is often too dangerous for civilians to visually document the war. A handful of brave photojournalists remain in Sudan and continue their essential work despite the risks.
Despite the risk of drone attacks and a laborious visa and permit process, leading international journalists have been doggedly pressing for access to Sudan. Avaaz supports war photographers and correspondents working to reach both sides of the conflict, helping navigate access, permits, and safety on the ground so their reporting can get through.
Here, we highlight the work of both Sudanese and international photographers to help ensure their work reaches a wider audience.