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The "Emergency Lawyers" group called for an immediate halt to the attacks and for those responsible to be held accountable.

The union called for an independent assessment of the situation of journalists stranded in Libya.

The UN fund considered that achieving a sustainable ceasefire represents the starting point for any recovery process in Sudan.

OCHA renewed its call on all parties to allow rapid, safe, unhindered and sustainable humanitarian access to those in need.

The war in Sudan has pushed journalists to the brink of poverty after they lost their jobs, while their union has supported more than a thousand journalists since 2022.

The committee's demands are to raise the minimum wage from 12,000 pounds to 216,000 pounds, and to pay all outstanding financial arrears.

Women and children make up a large proportion of the displaced population, exacerbating the crises in protection, education and nutrition.

The Khartoum Atomic Energy Hospital has been closed due to financial arrears, threatening the lives of hundreds of cancer patients as chemotherapy and radiotherapy sessions are disrupted, amid calls for urgent intervention to reopen it.

UN agencies have warned of a suspected cholera outbreak in central Kordofan.

Representatives of the organizations pledged to continue supporting the Federal Ministry of Health in combating cholera and Ebola.

The group called on the security and military authorities in Blue Nile State to assume full responsibility for his safety.

The Sudanese Teachers Committee confirmed that the movement expresses a state of accumulated anger among teachers as a result of years of neglect and marginalization.