Sudan: Bar Association and Human Rights Office Agree to Support Stability

Khartoum — The Steering Committee of the Sudanese Bar Association and the Human Rights Office in Sudan have agreed to encourage the competent and stabilizing authorities to establish the Transitional Justice Commission and link it with the victims and the areas that have been subjected to the violations committed during the period of the former regime, considering that the transitional justice is one of the important pillars to achieve justice and remove unfairness.

This came during the meeting held in Khartoum between the Chairman of the Steering Committee of the Sudanese Bar Association, Ali Gailoub, and the representative of the High Commissioner for the Human Rights Office in Sudan, Mr. Adam Sharif.

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