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Needs of the Sudan
Article 28 (1):
(a) Journalists shall enjoy the right not to be subjected to
any unlawful act that affects their judgement or impartiality
while performing their professional duties.
(b) Their sources of information shall be protected.
(c) They shall not be prosecuted for reporting information
and expressing an opinion, except in accordance with the
law.
- The Special Rapporteur on the situation of human rights
in the Sudan has acknowledged that there has been clear
progress in the area of freedom of the press and of
publishing.
- The Special Rapporteur on the right to freedom of opinion
and expression was invited to visit the Sudan last year.
Humanitarian access
2.1
Protection of humanitarian workers from harassment and
attack
2.1.1
On 28 March 2007 a joint communiqué was signed by the
Government of the Sudan and the United Nations on
facilitating humanitarian activities in Darfur. The
communiqué states that all measures to facilitate and assist
humanitarian work will be fully implemented in accordance
Short-term
Printed matter and publications.
A/HRC/5/6
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