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Western powers including the United States, Britain and France have condemned the latests measures by the Sudanese government to clamp down on protesters.
US Acting Ambassador to the United Nations, Jonathan Cohen urged Khartoum to “respect the rights of all individuals in Sudan” and “bring an immediate end to the violent repression of peaceful protests.”
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