Volunteers rebuild Sudan’s oldest psychiatric hospital destroyed by war
Al Jazeera
Sudanese family returning home from displacement, struggles to help son overcome drug addiction.
Khartoum, Sudan – Two years after they were displaced by civil war, Rafeeda Abubakr and her husband returned home to Khartoum, where they embarked on a challenging journey to rehabilitate their 21-year-old son from a drug addiction that had pushed him to seclusion and given him a bad temper.
Once a cheerful civil engineering student at the University of Sudan, Muaz had become withdrawn, sullen, and prone to sudden outbursts due to an addiction to “ice,” a methamphetamine variant that has spread rapidly across Sudan since the war began.
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