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Join us at the University of Nairobi Thursday 25th April at 3 PM for a human rights conference on the state of human rights in the world.

Join me IDS-UON as we delve into Amnesty International Annual Report, 25 April, 3pm EAT Amnesty Kenya The Platform for Law, Justice & Society

UK's Passing of Rwanda Bill is a 'national disgrace' amnesty.org.uk/press-releases…

Amnesty Eastern Africa researcher for Sudan, Abdullahi Hassan spoke with CNN on concrete steps the international community must take to prevent more civilian suffering in #Sudan . Watch👇. #KeepEyesOnSudan

The people of Sudan feel forgotten amidst the spiraling violence across the country.

Nowhere is safe. With every minute that passes countless lives are ruined and the civilian death toll rises.

Sign the petition to demand an arms embargo in Sudan 👇
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It's been 1 year since conflict broke out in hashtag #Sudan .

The internal conflict has killed over 14,000 people and left 25 million people trapped in a spiral of deteriorating food security.

Here are 5 things you need to know about the #Sudan conflict : ⬇

#HappeningNow
We join Amnesty Eastern Africa, The NGOIFF 🎬 & DemocracyFirst Group in commemorating the first anniversary on the onset of the war in #Sudan . Our Regional Cordinator Stella Ndirangu will shed light on the ongoing crisis.
#RememberSudan
#SpeakOutOnSudan

Clarion call from George Kegoro to rediscover outrage & solidarity on #Sudan #KeepEyesOnSudan #RememberSudan

Lack of engagement by key influential states in region on #Sudan conflict, less than we have seen in similar situations - Stella Ndirangu Stella Ndirangu #KeepEyesOnSudan

#Sudan : On the 1st anniversary of armed conflict, UN Human Rights Chief Volker Türk warns of a further escalation in violence.
Over 8 million people are displaced. Over 70% of hospitals are no longer functional. This catastrophic situation must not be allowed to continue.

“The crisis in #Sudan is not a forgotten one, but is deliberately ignored,” says a Sudanese medical doctor.

Journalist in the room says at least 25 Sudanese journalists have come together to shed spotlight on #Sudan . He says journalists do not need to go inside Sudan, says report from countries where civilians have sought refuge, Uganda, Kenya, South Sudan and Chad. #KeepEyesonSudan