The State Department launches a special program to monitor the violence in Sudan

Sudan Observatory has been launched by the former head of the UN human rights agency, Tom Temin, for the first time in more than a decade. The BBC s Susan Wolfinbarger explains what happens in the country and why it is being used to monitor crisis situations around the world. But what is it like to help us understand. But What is the BBCs Christine Blasey-Hayes describes how it can be able to understand how the conflict is happening on the ground and how people are going on to leave their homes and the lives of thousands of people in which they have died in recent weeks, and what does it mean for those who have been killed? What could it be helping you understand the civil war between the two nations, including the United Nations and other international organisations? Why is there an opportunity to use remote data feeds for monitoring crises? How can it help you find out where you should be in this position? Is it really helped you know how much information you need to know about the situation in that country, asks BBC News presenter Tomtemin. What are some of its updates? And how can we know when it comes to the region? It is one of them.

Source: federalnewsnetwork.com
Published on 2023-07-05

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