تضارب مانشيتات صحف الخرطوم اليوم حول (خبير حقوق الانسان) !!!

ABDELRAHMAN DHIRAR (Sudan), speaking as a concerned country on draft resolution L.4, thanked all the countries which worked to reach a consensus. This had come after many sessions, thanks in particular to the United States that was keen to reach this consensus, and the Arab and African Groups that worked hard on it. The principal position of Sudan was the need for it to be taken out of the countries assigned Special Procedures under human rights situations that require the Council’s attention. The continued presence of Sudan in this list was not enhancing the cause of human rights in Sudan. There was a feeling that Sudan was being singularly targeted and this was not based on a just assessment. This was not helping the human rights situation in Sudan. The Government was committed to work with the Independent Expert and had engaged in an interactive dialogue that resulted in this resolution. The transfer of the situation in Sudan from item 4 on human rights situations that require the Council’s attention to item 10 on technical assistance and capacity building would lead to further efforts for the protection and promotion of human rights in Sudan. The renewal of the role of the Independent Expert was welcomed by the Government of Sudan. Sudan assured him if its assistance. Sudan wished to refer to an amendment in paragraph 8 after there had been agreement to delete the word “serious”