By Stefan J. Bos, Chief International Correspondent, Worthy NewsKHARTOUM (Worthy News) – Sudan’s roughly two million Christians are among the hardest hit in the country’s devastating civil war, with some believers forced to eat animal feed and even grass to survive, according to Christian rights investigators. Christians — estimated at just 4 percent of Sudan’s mainly Muslim population — face what investigators describe as a “double whammy”: like the rest of Sudan’s people, they endure chronic food shortages and indiscriminate violence. “Sudan faces its worst cholera outbreak in four years across the country, with 2,500 cases reported in Khartoum since June,” Youssef said. CHRISTIANS UNDER PRESSUREAmid this turmoil, Sudan’s Christians continue to be targeted. One of the best ways you can support Worthy News is by simply leaving a comment and sharing this article.