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  • Sudan: The Deadly Silence of the International Community

    Osman Naway | Advocacy & Solidarity
    07.03.2013

    The regime in Khartoum is killing its own people through bombardment, starvation, detention and torture. Someone needs to stop this tragedy, now.

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  • Sudan: Mass arrests of civilians in Nuba Mountains

    Osman Naway | Governance
    06.12.2012

    The Sudanese government continues its atrocities against civilians in the Nuba Mountains region. A humanitarian catastrophe is unfolding, yet the international community watches in silence

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  • Urgent Action: Dozens of Sudanese women detained

    Osman Naway | Gender & Social Justice
    15.11.2012

    The detainees are in danger of torture and ill treatment by the security forces. They should be released immediately or formally charged and allowed access to family and lawyers.

    Tagged under Gender & Social Justice

  • Sudan: Race-based violence and torture

    Osman Naway | Governance
    08.11.2012

    The Sudanese government is involved in grave human rights violations against blacks in the Nuba Mountains and other areas. The state is also targeting human rights defenders and other activists for speaking out against the killings and destruction.

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