Joint oral statement at the 33rd HRC

At the 33rd session of the HRC, CSW and Jubliee Campaign made a joint oral statement raising the concerns of the number of human rights violations in Sudan.
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Joint oral statement at the 33rd HRC
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The Sudan joint oral statement made at the 33rd session of the Human Rights Council in September 2016 together with Jubliee Campaign.

Agenda Item 10: Freedom of Religion or Belief in Sudan

Organisation: Jubliee Campaign

Speaker: Claire Denman

Thank you Mr President.

Jubilee Campaign together with Christian Solidarity Worldwide welcomes the Independent Expert’s report and commends him on identifying challenges to the right to freedom of religion or belief in Sudan.

We remain concerned by the number of human rights violations that have occurred during the reporting period, especially the continued harassment of church leaders by the National Intelligence and Security Service (NISS). Since December 2015 CSW has noted the arrests or detentions of at least 36 religious leaders and senior church members. Harassment of religious minorities is pervasive and constant.

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Published Online
30th September 2016
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Sub-Saharan Africa, Sudan

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