EU Parliament Alters Sudan Genocide Resolution
New evidence continues to show Abu Dhabi is financially supporting and arming the Rapid Support Forces (RSF) militia in Sudan. Despite this, the European Parliament recently removed all references to the United Arab Emirates (UAE) from its resolution condemning genocide in Sudan.
Background on RSF and UAE Involvement
The RSF militia has been accused of serious human rights abuses amid Sudan's ongoing conflict. Reports indicate that the UAE plays a pivotal role by providing funding and arms, effectively sustaining the RSF’s operations.
"Evidence continues to emerge showing Abu Dhabi is funding and arming the RSF militia in Sudan."
Parliamentary Decision Context
The decision to omit mentions of the UAE from the resolution has raised questions about political influences within the EU Parliament and the complexities of international alliances. This change significantly softens the language around external actors contributing to the Sudan crisis.
This editorial decision masks important accountability for foreign involvement in Sudan’s violence, complicating international efforts to address the root causes.
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