Sudan: Rape as Weapon of War
AU/UN Should Increase Investigations, Reporting on Abuses
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AU/UN Should Increase Investigations, Reporting on Abuses
Serious Free Speech, Assembly Violations Linked to Elections
Opposition Politicians, Journalists, Activists Face Increased Threats
Raging Impunity, Endless Detentions, Civilians at Risk
Pending Legislative Reforms Crucial in New Year
Inadequate Protections for Migrant, Domestic Workers
Positive Steps Marred by Yemen Bombing, Cruel Punishments
Draconian Crackdown on Criticizing Government
Impunity, Skewed Justice for Gross Violations
Need International Pressure to Free Rights Defenders
Prosecutions, Unfair Trials for Exercising Free Speech
Mounting Torture and Disappearances