10歲童不拿筆竟自製AK-47？蘇丹內戰千萬孩童失學、淪童兵目標！國際社會為何對這場人道浩劫袖手旁觀？

In Taiwan, if you ask a ten-year-old what toy they want, they might answer Switch or Lego. But in refugee camps in Sudan, some children are carving AK-47 rifles out of salvaged wood. This isn't for fun; since the outbreak of civil war in Sudan in 2023, seeing guns has become a daily occurrence. This conflict has forced over 10 million children out of school; if they can't hold a pen, they may have to hold a gun. TODAY's World interviews Simon Mane, President of World Vision Sudan, and Cheng Min-shu, Head of the Conflict and Vulnerable Regions Group at World Vision Taiwan, providing firsthand accounts of the humanitarian crisis in Sudan and discussing the severity of the situation. To support the children of Sudan, please search for "30 Hour Famine." Please search "30 Hour Famine" to support the children struggling to survive: https://lihi2.com/Bry7w 🌏 Subscribe to our channel: https://u.lin.ee/VuUmpmm/nngo 🌏 Follow us on LINE TODAY for video categories: https://u.lin.ee/N92pYfra/fb 🌏 Follow us on LINE TODAY for international categories to stay informed about world events: https://u.lin.ee/eeZlksP/nngo