American actor Kristin Davis, known for her role in 'Sex and the City', recently visited South Sudan to meet with refugees amidst the escalating humanitarian crisis caused by the ongoing conflict in Sudan. As a Goodwill Ambassador for the United Nations Refugee Agency, she focused her visit on the Renk Transit Centre and Joda border crossing, engaging with both Sudanese and South Sudanese refugees who have experienced immense suffering due to the war that erupted in April 2023. During her visit, Davis listened to the harrowing stories of mothers who survived violence, young girls forced to flee, and families who have been repeatedly displaced.

The war in Sudan, which has intensified since early 2023, is characterized by violent clashes between military factions, resulting in widespread devastation and dislocation. The United Nations has described this conflict as leading to the world’s largest humanitarian crisis, with approximately 13 million people displaced, many of whom are in dire need of assistance. Despite the scale of the crisis, international aid has been significantly underfunded, making the situation even more precarious for those affected. Davis's visit not only highlights the urgent needs of these communities but also aims to raise awareness about the humanitarian support required in the region.

Davis has been committed to her role as a Goodwill Ambassador since 2017, and this recent trip marks her continued effort to shed light on the plights of refugees and the pressing need for international attention and resources to address their challenges. Her engagement serves as a reminder of the consequences of conflict on vulnerable populations and underscores the crucial role of advocacy in promoting humanitarian aid across the globe.