The New York-based Human Rights Watch warned on Wednesday that tens of thousands of refugees from Ethiopia and Eritrea face acute danger due to the spread of fighting in Sudan. The situation was triggered by the advance in recent weeks of the paramilitary Rapid Support Forces (RSF) – formerly operated by the Sudanese government – into the Sudanese state of Sennar. A further push by the RSF could threaten the more than 40,000 Ethiopian refugees living in the neighbouring Sudanese state of Gedaref, which borders Ethiopia, Human Rights Watch said in a report. According to the group, the influx of…