Twenty years after Darfur captured global outrage and spurred international humanitarian mobilization, children in the region are once again trapped in catastrophic violence, mass displacement, and acute hunger — but this time with far less attention and far less aid, thr United Nations Children's Fund (UNICEF) warned in a new Child Alert report. The report, "Darfur: 20 Years On, Children Under Threat," draws stark parallels with 2005: homes burned, markets attacked, schools and health facilities destroyed, and families forced to flee. But today the scale of need is greater, and the global response is smaller. UNICEF Executive Director Catherine Russell said: "We cannot allow history to repeat itself."