This collection of twenty-eight breathtaking poems, five epic short stories and a series of beautiful illustrations on the Sudanese conflicts and war in general is one of the International Human Rights Art Movement’s contributions to advocate for human rights and social justice.

In many ways, this anthology calls to mind John Pepper Clark’s poem titled “Casualties” published in 1970. The needless and senseless conflicts in Sudan have rendered all of us casualties. The collection provides readers across the globe a chance to have a closer and clearer glimpse of the stark realities occasioned by the horrors, atrocities, human rights abuses and war crimes committed by the Sudanese Armed Forces, SAF and the Rapid Support Forces, RSF, who are locked in an insane struggle for supremacy.