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Accusation Against Women in Sudan of 'Collaboration' Needs Clearer Definition

[Dabanga] Khartoum / Amsterdam -- The head of Sudan's Women and Child Advisory Council, Salimi Ishaq Sharif, has said accusations of 'collaboration' brought against a number of detained women in Sudan lacks a clear definition and specific criteria, leaving it open to interpretation, particularly in wartime.

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Accusation Against Women in Sudan of 'Collaboration' Needs Clearer Definition
[Dabanga] Khartoum / Amsterdam -- The head of Sudan's Women and Child Advisory Council, Salimi Ishaq Sharif, has said accusations of 'collaboration' brought against a number of detained women in Sudan lacks a clear definition and specific criteria, leaving it open to interpretation, particularly in wartime.
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