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Eight Sudanese civil society groups have jointly requested a thorough investigation into the rising instances of enforced disappearances in Sudan. They have directed their appeal to the UN Human Rights Council in a letter, particularly emphasizing the Committee on Enforced Disappearances (CED).
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News and Press Release in English on Sudan about Health, Peacekeeping and Peacebuilding and more; published on 26 Apr 2023 by Insecurity Insight and Physicians for Human Rights
April 26 - 2021 DABANGA SUDAN
Arrival of COVID-19 vaccines at Khartoum Airport, March 3 (Ahmed Salim Yeslam / UNICEF)
The first quarter of 2021 ended with much optimism, as the Sudanese government and the SPLN-N El Hilu signed a in Juba, however it has been a turbulent three months economically. The adjustment of the exchange rate of the Sudanese Pound (SDG) to reflect the parallel market value has caused consumer prices to fluctuate, and done little to alleviate commodity and medicine shortages. However Sudan’s opened the door to $2 billion in grants for development, which offers hope for the future.
The beginning of 2021 has been marked by escalating tensions with Ethiopia. Several rounds of talks between Sudan, Egypt, and Ethiopia on the planned filling of the Grand Ethiopian Renaissance Dam (GERD) have resulted in a deadlock. Ethiopian refugees continue arrive in Sudan fleeing internal strife, especially in the Tigray area, and Khartoum.