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Dubai Eye
a day ago
- Politics
- Dubai Eye
UAE's Union for Human Rights rejects Port Sudan Authority's allegations
The UAE-based Union Association for Human Rights (UAHR) on Thursday expressed its "deep regret and dismay" regarding the statement issued by what it referred to as the "so-called 'Port Sudan Authority'" which contained "baseless allegations and unfounded claims against the United Arab Emirates." The UAHR said the content of this statement is a "blatant attempt to mislead public opinion and distract attention from well-documented and grave violations of international humanitarian law and international human rights law - including war crimes against civilians - as reported by the United Nations and the Independent UN Fact-Finding Mission on Sudan." The UAHR emphasised that the repetition of these false accusations against the UAE - a key player in regional and international efforts to reach an immediate and comprehensive ceasefire in Sudan and to provide humanitarian support to the Sudanese people - will only exacerbate the crisis and prolong the humanitarian suffering. The organisation added that the UAE has provided over AED 16.12 billion (equivalent to 4.5 per cent of its total foreign aid) in support of the Sudanese people. These contributions have surged to unprecedented levels since 2023 due to the intensifying conflict. The UAHR also referenced the UNICEF statement issued on Tuesday, which described the Sudanese crisis as 'the world's largest humanitarian crisis, threatening the lives of children and families.' The UAHR further emphasised the importance of respecting the rules of international law, which remain the only viable framework for achieving peace and stability in Sudan. Finally, the UAHR called on the international community, the United Nations system, and all relevant stakeholders to intensify efforts to protect civilians without discrimination, ensure serious and effective accountability for perpetrators of grave violations, and prevent impunity as a necessary condition for justice. It urged collective action to end the Sudanese crisis and fulfill the aspirations of the Sudanese people for security, dignity, development, and just and comprehensive peace.
TAG 91.1
2 days ago
- Politics
- TAG 91.1
UAE's Union for Human Rights rejects Port Sudan Authority's allegations
The UAE-based Union Association for Human Rights (UAHR) on Thursday expressed its "deep regret and dismay" regarding the statement issued by what it referred to as the "so-called 'Port Sudan Authority'" which contained "baseless allegations and unfounded claims against the United Arab Emirates." The UAHR said the content of this statement is a "blatant attempt to mislead public opinion and distract attention from well-documented and grave violations of international humanitarian law and international human rights law - including war crimes against civilians - as reported by the United Nations and the Independent UN Fact-Finding Mission on Sudan." The UAHR emphasised that the repetition of these false accusations against the UAE - a key player in regional and international efforts to reach an immediate and comprehensive ceasefire in Sudan and to provide humanitarian support to the Sudanese people - will only exacerbate the crisis and prolong the humanitarian suffering. The organisation added that the UAE has provided over AED 16.12 billion (equivalent to 4.5 per cent of its total foreign aid) in support of the Sudanese people. These contributions have surged to unprecedented levels since 2023 due to the intensifying conflict. The UAHR also referenced the UNICEF statement issued on Tuesday, which described the Sudanese crisis as 'the world's largest humanitarian crisis, threatening the lives of children and families.' The UAHR further emphasised the importance of respecting the rules of international law, which remain the only viable framework for achieving peace and stability in Sudan. Finally, the UAHR called on the international community, the United Nations system, and all relevant stakeholders to intensify efforts to protect civilians without discrimination, ensure serious and effective accountability for perpetrators of grave violations, and prevent impunity as a necessary condition for justice. It urged collective action to end the Sudanese crisis and fulfill the aspirations of the Sudanese people for security, dignity, development, and just and comprehensive peace.
