South Sudan children rely on tree leaves
The article addresses the humanitarian situation in South Sudan, particularly in Jonglei State, where children and families suffer from severe food shortages due to ongoing conflicts and corruption that has drained hundreds of billions of dollars. Many children survive on tree leaves and natural materials from swamps, amidst rising levels of hunger and disease, with acute malnutrition affecting over 2.2 million children under the age of five. The population faces a severe humanitarian crisis, with basic services deteriorating and international aid declining due to attacks on hospitals and relief facilities.
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