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Sudanese Man Arrested In Dehradun For Raping Another Foreign Student: Cops
A South Sudanese national studying at an educational institution in Dehradun was arrested on Wednesday for allegedly raping a fellow student from abroad at his flat in the Mohabbewala area of the city, police said.
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Indian Who Died In Sudan Clashes Was Set To Return In May
The Indian national who died of bullet injuries in the violence-hit Sudanese capital city of Khartoum two days ago was all set to return to Kerala's Kannur for a few days in May when the tragedy struck.
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Sudan Rebels Pledge To End Use Of Child Soldiers
A prominent Sudanese rebel group on Wednesday signed a deal with the United Nations to end the recruitment and use of child soldiers in its ranks.
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South Sudanese Refugees Flee Violence, Report Looting, Killing
About 60,000 people have fled South Sudan since violence escalated over the past three weeks, the United Nations refugee agency UNHCR said today.
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13 UN Hostages Freed in South Sudan: United Nations
Thirteen United Nations workers in South Sudan kidnapped by rebels have been safely freed a week after their abduction, the UN said today.
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South Sudan Army Ordered to End Fighting Ahead of Ceasefire
South Sudanese President Salva Kiir has ordered all government troops to cease fighting rebel forces as part of a peace agreement, his spokesman said, ahead of a full ceasefire on Saturday.
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Sudan's President Omar Hassan al-Bashir Offers Rebels 2-Month Ceasefire, Sets Date for Dialogue
Sudanese President Omar Hassan al-Bashir on Thursday proposed a two-month ceasefire with rebels fighting to overthrow his government and set a date for a new meeting in a national reconciliation process that collapsed in January.
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Sudanese President Omar al-Bashir Arrives in Khartoum From South Africa
Sudanese President Omar al-Bashir arrived in Khartoum from Johannesburg today, an AFP correspondent said, after a court ordered him not to leave as it decided whether to arrest him over alleged war crimes.
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UN Investigates Attack on South Sudan Peacekeeping Site
The United Nations on Friday said it was launching an investigation and demanding accountability after eight civilians were killed earlier this week by shells fired at its compound in the town of Melut, near South Sudan's Paloch oilfields.
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South Sudan Fighters Carried Out a 'Month of Rape': UN
South Sudanese fighters carried out a "month of rape", a top United Nations rights chief has said, warning that atrocities continue with a seventh ceasefire broken.
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UN Pleads for Release of Abducted Staff in South Sudan
UN World Food Programme said it had was "gravely worried" about their colleague Mark Diang, last seen being marched away by gunmen on October 16.
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First Food Aid Convoy from Sudan Reaches South: United Nations
The United Nations said on Sunday that it has sent its first aid convoy from Sudan into South Sudanese territory, with enough supplies to feed 45,000 people for a month.
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War and Hunger Darken South Sudan Third Anniversary
Thousands of South Sudanese waved flags at military parades to mark three years of independence on Wednesday, despite little to celebrate in a war-torn young nation ravaged by ethnic atrocities and threatened with famine.
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Sudan Army Says 110 Rebels Killed in South Kordofan
The Sudanese army said it killed 110 rebels as it repelled an assault in South Kordofan state today, although the insurgents denied the death toll.
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'If We go Outside They'll Kill Us': Inside a South Sudan Camp
Mayen Koang, 47, has spent the past five months holed up at a United Nations peacekeeping base in Juba, one of tens of thousands of displaced South Sudanese who are too scared to return home.
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Sudanese Man Arrested In Dehradun For Raping Another Foreign Student: Cops
A South Sudanese national studying at an educational institution in Dehradun was arrested on Wednesday for allegedly raping a fellow student from abroad at his flat in the Mohabbewala area of the city, police said.
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Indian Who Died In Sudan Clashes Was Set To Return In May
The Indian national who died of bullet injuries in the violence-hit Sudanese capital city of Khartoum two days ago was all set to return to Kerala's Kannur for a few days in May when the tragedy struck.
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Sudan Rebels Pledge To End Use Of Child Soldiers
A prominent Sudanese rebel group on Wednesday signed a deal with the United Nations to end the recruitment and use of child soldiers in its ranks.
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South Sudanese Refugees Flee Violence, Report Looting, Killing
About 60,000 people have fled South Sudan since violence escalated over the past three weeks, the United Nations refugee agency UNHCR said today.
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13 UN Hostages Freed in South Sudan: United Nations
Thirteen United Nations workers in South Sudan kidnapped by rebels have been safely freed a week after their abduction, the UN said today.
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South Sudan Army Ordered to End Fighting Ahead of Ceasefire
South Sudanese President Salva Kiir has ordered all government troops to cease fighting rebel forces as part of a peace agreement, his spokesman said, ahead of a full ceasefire on Saturday.
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Sudan's President Omar Hassan al-Bashir Offers Rebels 2-Month Ceasefire, Sets Date for Dialogue
Sudanese President Omar Hassan al-Bashir on Thursday proposed a two-month ceasefire with rebels fighting to overthrow his government and set a date for a new meeting in a national reconciliation process that collapsed in January.
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Sudanese President Omar al-Bashir Arrives in Khartoum From South Africa
Sudanese President Omar al-Bashir arrived in Khartoum from Johannesburg today, an AFP correspondent said, after a court ordered him not to leave as it decided whether to arrest him over alleged war crimes.
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UN Investigates Attack on South Sudan Peacekeeping Site
The United Nations on Friday said it was launching an investigation and demanding accountability after eight civilians were killed earlier this week by shells fired at its compound in the town of Melut, near South Sudan's Paloch oilfields.
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South Sudan Fighters Carried Out a 'Month of Rape': UN
South Sudanese fighters carried out a "month of rape", a top United Nations rights chief has said, warning that atrocities continue with a seventh ceasefire broken.
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UN Pleads for Release of Abducted Staff in South Sudan
UN World Food Programme said it had was "gravely worried" about their colleague Mark Diang, last seen being marched away by gunmen on October 16.
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First Food Aid Convoy from Sudan Reaches South: United Nations
The United Nations said on Sunday that it has sent its first aid convoy from Sudan into South Sudanese territory, with enough supplies to feed 45,000 people for a month.
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War and Hunger Darken South Sudan Third Anniversary
Thousands of South Sudanese waved flags at military parades to mark three years of independence on Wednesday, despite little to celebrate in a war-torn young nation ravaged by ethnic atrocities and threatened with famine.
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Sudan Army Says 110 Rebels Killed in South Kordofan
The Sudanese army said it killed 110 rebels as it repelled an assault in South Kordofan state today, although the insurgents denied the death toll.
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'If We go Outside They'll Kill Us': Inside a South Sudan Camp
Mayen Koang, 47, has spent the past five months holed up at a United Nations peacekeeping base in Juba, one of tens of thousands of displaced South Sudanese who are too scared to return home.
