UN Rights Council Condemns Drone Strikes Plaguing Sudan
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The UN Human Rights Council (HRC) on Monday condemned drone strikes and attacks on civilians in Sudan, urging an “immediate ceasefire.” In its resolution, the HRC condemned “indiscriminate attacks on civilians, indiscriminate airstrikes and drone strikes that cause civilian deaths and the destruction of essential infrastructure,” particularly schools and hospitals. The UN’s top human rights body also decided to extend the mandate of an internati…
The Human Rights Council condemns drone strikes against civilians across Sudan and by all warring parties. The post Sudan: UN Human Rights Council condemns drone strikes indiscriminately appeared first on in.gr.
UN Human Rights Council extends Sudan fact-finding mission mandate by one year
Geneva, Oct. 5 (SANA) The UN Human Rights Council adopted Monday a resolution condemning the ongoing war in Sudan and extending the mandate of the Independent International Fact-Finding Mission on Sudan for one year, with 28 countries voting in favor, 10 opposed, and 9 abstaining. The resolution strongly condemned all forms of external interference fueling the war between the Sudanese Armed Forces and the Rapid Support Forces (RSF) militia, incl…
UN rights council condemns drone strikes plaguing Sudan
GENEVA: The UN Human Rights Council on Monday condemned indiscriminate drone strikes and attacks on civilians in Sudan, and slammed outside forces fueling the conflict with weapons and mercenaries. The United Nations’ top rights body decided to extend the mandate of the council’s independent international fact-finding mission for Sudan for a further year. The investigation concluded in February that the siege and capture of the city of El-Fasher…
The UN Human Rights Council (HRC) on Monday condemned drone strikes and attacks on civilians in Sudan, urging an “immediate ceasefire.” In its resolution, the HRC condemned “indiscriminate attacks on civilians, indiscriminate airstrikes and drone strikes that ... More www.ertnews.gr
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