Sudanese refugees are individuals who have fled their home country, Sudan, due to conflict, violence, or persecution. Many have escaped ongoing civil wars and human rights abuses, seeking safety and stability in other countries. These refugees often face challenges such as limited access to basic needs, including food, shelter, and healthcare. Countries hosting Sudanese refugees, such as Egypt and South Sudan, provide varying levels of support. International organizations, like the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR), work to assist these individuals by offering protection, resettlement options, and humanitarian aid to help them rebuild their lives.