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The committee noted that the whereabouts of at least 8 journalists remained unknown as of early May.

The State of Qatar has affirmed that it will continue to stand by the Sudanese people.

Officials confirmed that Turkish support contributed to the continuation of the educational process.

A UN commission has called on the international community to provide more support and specialized services for children separated from their families.

Qatar renewed its call for a resolution to the armed conflict in Sudan through dialogue and peaceful means.

A UN fund confirmed that ongoing attacks on health facilities in Sudan continue to disrupt essential medical services.

She noted that the cash assistance program for the most needy families has received only 2% of the required funding.

The union considered the award an honor for all Sudanese journalists, both men and women.

Qatar Charity implemented the initiative with the aim of reducing the health risks faced by women, children, the elderly, and patients with chronic diseases.

The union renewed its demand for full protection for journalists, as guaranteed by international laws.

The committee demanded that the safety of journalist Muammar Ibrahim be guaranteed and that he be released unconditionally.

The exhibition was organized at the initiative of the Permanent Missions of Denmark, Liberia, the Netherlands and the United Kingdom, in cooperation with the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees.