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Critics oppose the UAE's UN nominee because she denies accusations that her country is fueling the Sudan war by supporting the Rapid Support Forces.
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Critics oppose the UAE's UN nominee because she denies accusations that her country is fueling the Sudan war by supporting the Rapid Support Forces.
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Critics cite Lana Nusseibeh’s denial of accusations the UAE is fuelling Sudan war by supporting paramilitary RSFMembers of the Sudanese diaspora and international human rights monitors have denounced the candidature of an Emirati diplomat for the top job at the UN, citing her denial of accusations that the United Arab Emirates is fuelling the war in Sudan by supporting the paramilitary Rapid Support Forces.The UAE nominated Lana Nusseibeh last week to replace the UN secretary general, António Guterres, as he finishes his second five-year term this year, upending a race that had become gridlocked. Continue reading...
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