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Human Rights Chief calls to swiftly form transitional government in Sudan

The UN High Commissioner for Human Rights, Volker Türk, expressed concern on Saturday about the current tense situation in Sudan and called on all sides to work together to restore a civilian-led government. In a statement on Saturday, Türk urged the parties to put aside their differences and personal interests and focus on the common interests of the Sudanese people. “As I had said during my visit to Sudan in November, the country is at a decisive juncture. Much work has been done and many positive steps taken towards the signature of a final agreement – all efforts must now go to get the political transition back on the right path,” the High Commissioner said.

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