Rejected petition condemn sudanese military council violation of sudanese people human rights

On the 3 of June 2019, the Sudanese people's human right to peacefully protest was violated. At the sit in front of the Military headquarters in Sudan they were subject to an attack by heavily armed military vehicles and personell including the infamous JANGAWEED militia.killing a reported 30.

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During the attack Life fire was used, tear gas, lashings and also beatings. Reports say there is a number of unknown fatalities and many wounded. What happened must be investigated and the responsible parties brought to justice. We demand the british government condemn this attack and
urge United Nations security council to establish an International commission of inquiry to investigate as the Sudanese people believe the Transitional Military Council is incapable of investigating itself.

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Date submitted 4 June 2019
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