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Sudan Human Rights Monitor Issue 22

The feature article of the March – April 2013 issue of the Sudan Human Rights Monitor provides an overview of developments in Darfur. The UN has reported that 300,000 people were forcibly displaced in the region over just five months between January – May, a higher figure than that of …

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Update: Sudan Human Rights Monitor Issue 21

This issue of the Sudan Human Rights Monitor provides an update to the Sudan Human Rights Monitor October 2012 – February 2013. The monitoring report includes updates on freedom of expression, arbitrary arrest, freedom of religion, torture, public order cases, and updates and political developments in Sudan’s conflict areas. Download the full …

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Sudan: New Law Allows Military Trials of Civilians

Repeal Amendments to Armed Forces Law (9 July 2013, Nairobi ) – New amendments to Sudan’s Armed Forces Act that allow prosecution of civilians in military courts are contrary to international human rights standards, Human Rights Watch and the African Centre for Justice and Peace Studies (ACJPS) said today. President …

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Sudan: No space for free expression

(11 April 2013) On the occasion of the 53rd Ordinary Session of the African Commission on Human and Peoples’ Rights (ACHPR) taking place on 9-23 April 2013, the African Centre for Justice and Peace Studies (ACJPS) and Journalists for Human Rights (JHR-Sudan) are appealing to ACHPR Commissioners to urgently respond to the sharp deterioration …

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Three men sentenced to amputation following unfair trial in Darfur

UPDATE: On 28 November 2013, the North Darfur Appeal Court overturned the amputation sentence of the three men under article 173 (penalty of capital theft when the hud is remitted) of the 1991 Sudanese Penal Code, which allows for hudud penalties to be remitted in capital theft cases where extenuating circumstances, …

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Sudan Human Rights Monitor Issue 20

The feature article of this issue of the Sudan Human Rights Monitor gives an overview of the ‘New Dawn’ document signed in Kampala, Uganda by members of Sudan’s political opposition coalition, the National Consensus Forces, and rebel alliance, the Sudan Revolutionary Forces. The ‘New Dawn’ document affirms the validity of either peaceful …

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