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The UN jumps the gun and drops its human rights resolutions on Sudan
7 October 2021
The UN Human Rights Council’s decision to drop its Sudan-focused
The UN Human Rights Council’s decision to drop its Sudan-focused
September has been quite a busy month for us. Through our office in Geneva, we have since 13 September, been actively engaged in the 48th session of the Human Rights Council (HRC48) which runs until 8 October. You can read our oral statements to the council here.
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After a difficult past month in which the second wave of COVID19 peaked in several of our focus countries, August brought with it some much needed reprieve in form of declined infections. As countries scale up vaccination efforts, it is our hope that this pandemic will soon be behind us, and that brighter days lie on the horizon.
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