Sudan Un Officials
- All
- News
-
UN Warns 800,000 In Sudan Face "Extreme, Immediate Danger' From Violence
Some 800,000 people in a Sudanese city are in "extreme and immediate danger" as worsening violence advances and threatens to "unleash bloody intercommunal strife throughout Darfur," top U.N. officials warned the Security Council on Friday.
-
South Sudan Diplomat Recalled After Alleged "Rape Incident" In US: Report
South Sudan's foreign ministry said it has recalled a US-based diplomat after "an alleged rape incident" in New York City, suspending the official until an ongoing investigation is completed.
-
Indian Troops To Undergo Two Covid Tests Before Induction In South Sudan
Indian troops for UN peacekeeping in South Sudan are training hard at an army camp before their induction and will undergo two COVID-19 tests before being sent to that country, senior officials said on Friday.
-
More Than 60 Killed In Fresh Violence In Sudan's Darfur Region: UN
More than 60 people have been killed and another 60 wounded in fresh violence in the West Darfur region of Sudan, UN officials announced Sunday.
-
UN To Reprimand Peacekeepers Over Inaction During South Sudan Attack
The UN is preparing to send peacekeepers home over a "lack of responsiveness" during a bloody attack at a camp in South Sudan in February, a senior official announced Wednesday.
-
Sudan Urges More Support to Check Human Trafficking, Migration
A senior Sudanese official today called for more international support to check human trafficking and migration across Sudan's borders towards Europe, as EU and African leaders met in Malta to discuss the migration crisis.
-
Expelled UN official for Predicting Country's 'Collapse': South Sudan
South Sudan's government sought Today to justify the expulsion of the United Nations' outspoken aid coordinator Toby Lanzer, blasting him for unfairly predicting the country's collapse.
-
United Nations Says South Sudan Wants to Expel Humanitarian Coordinator
The United Nations on Monday said South Sudan has decided to expel the world body's top humanitarian official based in the conflict-torn nation and called on the government to immediately reverse its decision.
-
Khartoum Says UN Officials Told to Leave for 'Insulting' Sudan
Sudan said Friday it ordered two top United Nations officials to leave Khartoum for "insulting" the country and being "prejudiced" against its government.
-
Sudan Expels 2 Senior UN Officials: Sources
Sudan has ordered two senior United Nations (UN) officials to leave, UN sources said today, in what appeared to be an escalation of President Omar Hassan al-Bashir's move against UN activities in the country.
-
Sudan Asks United Nations Mission in Darfur to Prepare to Leave
Sudan has asked the joint UN-African Union Peacekeeping Mission in Darfur to prepare to leave, a senior official said amid a dispute between the United Nations and Khartoum over an alleged mass rape in the region.
-
US Says to Propose UN Sanctions Regime for South Sudan
The US delegation to the United Nations informed members of the Security Council on Tuesday that it will circulate a draft resolution establishing an international sanctions regime for conflict-torn South Sudan, a US official said on Tuesday.
-
South Sudan Famine Temporarily Averted, But Risks Remain: UN
Aid and some small harvests have helped stave off a feared famine in South Sudan, but any more fighting there could still leave millions facing severe hunger next year, a senior World Food Programme (WFP) official said on Friday.
-
China to Send Peacekeeping Battalion to South Sudan: UN
China will soon send an infantry battalion to reinforce the United Nations peacekeeping mission in war-torn South Sudan, officials said on Thursday.
-
South Sudan Peace Deal Hailed, but Will it Hold?
The top UN aid official in South Sudan is calling on two warring parties to open access for aid after signing a new peace deal, the conflict's second.
-
UN Warns 800,000 In Sudan Face "Extreme, Immediate Danger' From Violence
Some 800,000 people in a Sudanese city are in "extreme and immediate danger" as worsening violence advances and threatens to "unleash bloody intercommunal strife throughout Darfur," top U.N. officials warned the Security Council on Friday.
-
South Sudan Diplomat Recalled After Alleged "Rape Incident" In US: Report
South Sudan's foreign ministry said it has recalled a US-based diplomat after "an alleged rape incident" in New York City, suspending the official until an ongoing investigation is completed.
-
Indian Troops To Undergo Two Covid Tests Before Induction In South Sudan
Indian troops for UN peacekeeping in South Sudan are training hard at an army camp before their induction and will undergo two COVID-19 tests before being sent to that country, senior officials said on Friday.
-
More Than 60 Killed In Fresh Violence In Sudan's Darfur Region: UN
More than 60 people have been killed and another 60 wounded in fresh violence in the West Darfur region of Sudan, UN officials announced Sunday.
-
UN To Reprimand Peacekeepers Over Inaction During South Sudan Attack
The UN is preparing to send peacekeepers home over a "lack of responsiveness" during a bloody attack at a camp in South Sudan in February, a senior official announced Wednesday.
-
Sudan Urges More Support to Check Human Trafficking, Migration
A senior Sudanese official today called for more international support to check human trafficking and migration across Sudan's borders towards Europe, as EU and African leaders met in Malta to discuss the migration crisis.
-
Expelled UN official for Predicting Country's 'Collapse': South Sudan
South Sudan's government sought Today to justify the expulsion of the United Nations' outspoken aid coordinator Toby Lanzer, blasting him for unfairly predicting the country's collapse.
-
United Nations Says South Sudan Wants to Expel Humanitarian Coordinator
The United Nations on Monday said South Sudan has decided to expel the world body's top humanitarian official based in the conflict-torn nation and called on the government to immediately reverse its decision.
-
Khartoum Says UN Officials Told to Leave for 'Insulting' Sudan
Sudan said Friday it ordered two top United Nations officials to leave Khartoum for "insulting" the country and being "prejudiced" against its government.
-
Sudan Expels 2 Senior UN Officials: Sources
Sudan has ordered two senior United Nations (UN) officials to leave, UN sources said today, in what appeared to be an escalation of President Omar Hassan al-Bashir's move against UN activities in the country.
-
Sudan Asks United Nations Mission in Darfur to Prepare to Leave
Sudan has asked the joint UN-African Union Peacekeeping Mission in Darfur to prepare to leave, a senior official said amid a dispute between the United Nations and Khartoum over an alleged mass rape in the region.
-
US Says to Propose UN Sanctions Regime for South Sudan
The US delegation to the United Nations informed members of the Security Council on Tuesday that it will circulate a draft resolution establishing an international sanctions regime for conflict-torn South Sudan, a US official said on Tuesday.
-
South Sudan Famine Temporarily Averted, But Risks Remain: UN
Aid and some small harvests have helped stave off a feared famine in South Sudan, but any more fighting there could still leave millions facing severe hunger next year, a senior World Food Programme (WFP) official said on Friday.
-
China to Send Peacekeeping Battalion to South Sudan: UN
China will soon send an infantry battalion to reinforce the United Nations peacekeeping mission in war-torn South Sudan, officials said on Thursday.
-
South Sudan Peace Deal Hailed, but Will it Hold?
The top UN aid official in South Sudan is calling on two warring parties to open access for aid after signing a new peace deal, the conflict's second.
