For thirty years, Omar al-Bashir, the former president of Sudan, waged a brutal and bloody war on his own people. This program filmed before al-Bashir was ousted, features Dr. Tom Catena a U.S. doctor and missionary who has been working in the Nuba Mountains of Sudan (South Kordofan) for over thirteen years, treating as many as 400 patients a day at the Mother of Mercy Hospital. BBC follows Dr. Tom and his mostly local staff as they work tirelessly to save lives under the threat of daily bombardment during al-Bashir`s regime.

Release date:15 February 2020

50 minutes

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Themes
• Access to natural resources
• Accompanying social processes
• Advocacy
• Agriculture
• Armed / ethnic conflict
• Commons
• Communication and dissemination
• Demographic manipulation
• Destruction of habitat
• Discrimination
• Displaced
• Displacement
• Dispossession
• Environment (Sustainable)
• ESC rights
• Ethnic
• Food (rights, sovereignty, crisis)
• Forced evictions
• Homeless
• Human rights
• Indigenous peoples
• Land rights
• Landless
• Local
• National
• Norms and standards
• People under occupation
• Population transfers
• Public policies
• Reparations / restitution of rights
• Research
• Rural planning
• Security of tenure
• Women