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Sudan: UN-hosted talks on aid relief and civilian protection to continue in Geneva
By UN News
Jul 12, 2024 8:46 am

UN-led talks between Sudan's warring parties were set to continue in Geneva on Friday to advance discussions on humanitarian aid and civilian protection, with 'possible local ceasefires' being a means to that end.

Heavy conflict erupted last April between rival militaries over a proposed transition to civilian rule, following a military coup in 2021 and the 2019 ousting of long-time President Omar Al-Bashir.

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