Sudan: Govt Denies Policy of Forced Eviction From Darfur Camps

Khartoum — The Sudanese government has no plans to forcibly evict the displaced from the camps in Darfur. It has also set new conditions for the work of international humanitarian organisations.

Humanitarian Aid Commissioner Ahmed Mohamed Adam told the press in Khartoum on Saturday that the government has given the Darfur displaced living in camps three options: Return to their villages of origin, resettlement in another area as desired by the displaced, or integration into the host community.

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