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
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The UN Human Rights Council’s decision to drop its Sudan-focused
Both Council support and scrutiny should continue In Geneva, this
In a letter released ahead of the 48th session of the
Ahead of the third Universal Periodic Review (UPR) of Sudan,
Today, Floribert Chebeya Resource Centre re-opens its doors after being closed for 12
DefendDefenders welcomes the adoption of a UN Human Rights Council
Ahead of the 45th session of the UN Human Rights
From 11-16 October 2019, DefendDefenders conducted a mission to Sudan,
In its bi-annual report to the African Commission on Human
At a critical juncture for Sudan, a UN resolution on the country’s human rights situation offers hope that the international community will contribute to domestic improvements. Yet, as the Sudanese people attempt to turn the page on 30 years of dictatorship and repression, significant challenges remain. The resolution adopted by the Human Rights Council (“Council”) is an encouraging signal but should push all stakeholders to be cautiously optimistic, DefendDefenders said today.
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