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Newsday: 24/05/2024 04:06 GMT : United Nations special adviser on the prevention of genocide warns of signs of genocide in Darfur

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24/05/2024 04:06 GMT : United Nations special adviser on the prevention of genocide warns of signs of genocide in Darfur

United Nations special adviser on the prevention of genocide warns of signs of genocide in Darfur

BBC World Service - Newsday, United Nations special adviser on the prevention of genocide warns of signs of genocide in Darfur

Ms Nderitu says she is concerned about the civilians trapped in El Fasher.

The UN's leading voice on the prevention of genocide says she's deeply concerned about Sudan.

Kenya's President defends his decision to send police officers to Haiti.

As the Rapid Support Forces continue their assault on the Western Sudanese city of El Fasher, the UN's leading voice on the prevention of genocide,  Alice Wairimu Nderitu tells Newsday she's deeply concerned.

Kenya's President William Ruto, on a state visit to the US, has defended his decision to send around a-hundred police officers to Haiti to tackle gang violence there. We'll hear from a leading Kenyan critic of the plan

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