Sudanese mothers displaced by conflict face loss of home twice

The church built in 1875 in Beirut has become a refuge for displaced migrants, including many Sudanese fleeing conflict. Under Jesuit care, it has seen a surge in shelter demand since the recent escalation of war, reaching capacity quickly. Resources are dwindling, and tensions are rising among those seeking refuge, highlighting the challenges faced by migrants in Lebanon, where about 164,097 reside, including 14,854 Sudanese nationals.

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