AGP Executive Report
Last update: 9 hours agoSudan Dialogue Update: Gen. Abdel Fattah al-Burhan granted temporary immunity to Sudanese taking part in a national dialogue, ordering state agencies to drop criminal cases tied to political opinions expressed during participation, while an earlier amnesty for fighters remains in force. UN Accountability Push: Civil society groups in Geneva urged the UN Human Rights Council to extend the Sudan Independent International Fact-Finding Mission for two years and fund it to investigate grave violations, including a written report on the El Obeid urgent inquiry. Humanitarian Pressure: President John Dramani Mahama used the Non-Aligned Movement summit to call out “selectivity and indifference,” urging universal enforcement of international law and demanding unhindered aid access in Gaza while highlighting Sudan’s worsening crisis and mass displacement. Returnees Under Strain: Reporting says returnees in Khartoum face severe challenges as the capital struggles to recover from war, with services and safety still under heavy pressure. Health & Care: New research on Sudanese families links schizophrenia-related genes to local cases, adding to the evidence base for mental health care needs.
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