In Sudan there are over 150,000 dead, 14 million displaced people and 25 million people suffering from hunger.

Omissions

• The 25 million hunger figure matches the June 2024 IPC estimate (25.6 million people in IPC Phase 3+), but the most recent IPC analysis (September 2025, issued November 2025) puts the number at 21.2 million (45% of the population) at the peak of the lean season — so this component appears dated by roughly 4 million people.
• The death toll of 'over 150,000' is an estimate that includes deaths from starvation and disease; ACLED's directly recorded conflict fatalities are lower (about 29,000 by end-November 2024 and over 58,000 tracked by 2026), while broader estimates range from 150,000 to 400,000.
• Displacement estimates vary by source and methodology: the UK House of Lords Library (November 2025) cites 'almost 13 million' people displaced, while IOM's Displacement Tracking Matrix cites over 15 million; 14 million is a reasonable mid-range approximation but no single official source was found stating exactly 14 million.
• Some sources found were published after the session date (e.g., IOM DTM references from 2026) or have undated publication dates; the MEP could not have known certain later figures.
• No source was found that explicitly states all three figures (150,000 dead, 14 million displaced, 25 million hungry) together for the same reference period; the claim combines figures from different dates.

Sources

• PrimaryIntegrated Food Security Phase Classification (IPC)In September 2025, at the peak of the lean season, an estimated 21.2 million people—45 percent of the population—faced high levels of acute food insecurity (IPC Phase 3 or above).
• PrimaryIOM Displacement Tracking Matrix — SudanDTM Sudan monitoring of displacement across Sudan, including ongoing displacement in the Kordofan region (e.g., an estimated 219,319 IDPs displaced from the Kordofan region between 25 October 2025 and 23 June 2026); the IOM DTM is the reference source for Sudan displacement figures exceeding 15 million people since April 2023.
• SecondaryAmnesty International AustraliaSince 2023, ongoing conflict has killed more than 150,000 people.
• SecondaryCenter for Strategic and International Studies (CSIS) — The Sudan War in 10 ChartsDeath toll estimates range from 150,000 to 400,000. The Armed Conflict Location & Event Data Project (ACLED) has tracked over 58,000 fatalities.
• SecondaryReliefWeb — IPC Acute Food Insecurity Analysis, September 2025In September 2025, at the peak of the lean season, an estimated 21.2 million people—45 percent of the population—faced high levels of acute food insecurity (IPC Phase 3 or above).
• SecondaryUK House of Lords Library — Humanitarian situation in Sudan: November 2025Almost 13 million people, almost a third of Sudan's population, have been displaced by conflict, with almost 9 million displaced internally.