The United Nations has accused the conflicting parties in Sudan of committing violations against children. Human rights officials have documented "dozens and other serious violations against children committed by the parties.
The United Nations has accused Sudan's warring parties of violating children's rights
7 Jun 2023 - 14:08
The United Nations has accused the conflicting parties in Sudan of committing violations against children. Human rights officials have documented "dozens and other serious violations against children committed by the parties.
Afghan Voice Agency (AVA) - Monitoring: The UN accused the warring parties in Sudan yesterday (05 June 2023) of committing “serious” violations against children. A statement from the international organisation said that human rights officials had “documented dozens of incidents, including killings, arrests, cases of potential disappearance, attacks on hospitals, sexual violence and other serious violations against children committed by the parties to the conflict.”
It added that there are ongoing communications with the conflict parties to “take action against the perpetrators and protect civilians and their properties.”
Furthermore, the UN’s mission described the situation in Khartoum, Omdurman and Bahri, as “extremely alarming”. It also pointed out that the situation is deteriorating in West Darfur, Garsila (Central Darfur), and Kutum (North Darfur), affecting civilians, including women and children, who are trapped between the warring parties.
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