In this insightful discussion, Martin Griffiths, former UN Under-Secretary-General for Humanitarian Affairs, shares his extensive experience in conflict zones. He highlights the dire humanitarian crisis in Sudan, where 25 million people urgently need aid, emphasizing the neglect from powerful nations. Griffiths also navigates ethical dilemmas faced when engaging groups like the Taliban in humanitarian efforts. Lastly, he speaks on the stark funding challenges for aid organizations and the critical need for ongoing support to foster peace in conflict areas.