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Day: 29 September 2013

“The Bashir regime must go now”: former UN Sudan chief attacks latest violence from Sudan Government

  29 Sept 13 – Prof. Mukesh Kapila, the Aegis Trust’s Special Representative on Crimes Against Humanity, today slammed the brutal suppression of civil protests in Sudan’s capital, Khartoum, and other major cities. “The most fundamental and inalienable of all human rights is the right to live. To oppose and resist Bashir and his murderous […]

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