Sudanese diaspora and human rights groups denounce UAE nominee for UN top job
UAE candidate finishes fourth in UN straw poll amidst Sudanese diaspora opposition.
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Four candidates vied for the top job at the UN, with the UAE nominee finishing fourth in the first Security Council straw poll. The nomination has been met with opposition from Sudanese diaspora and human rights groups, who denounce the UAE's human rights record and its actions in Sudan.
The outcome of the UN bid remains uncertain, with further votes scheduled.
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Sources (4)
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UAE candidate to head UN finishes fourth in first Security Council straw pollMiddle East Eye · 1d ago
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Four Tests for Lana NusseibehWorld Peace Foundation · 1d ago
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Sudan aims to sink UAE’s UN bidPolitico · 1d ago
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Sudanese diaspora and human rights groups denounce UAE nominee for UN top jobThe Guardian · 1d ago
The obvious questions
What is the UN straw poll?
A straw poll is a non-binding vote among UN Security Council members to gauge support for a candidate.
Who is opposing the UAE nominee?
Sudanese diaspora and human rights groups.
What is next for the UAE nominee?
Further votes are scheduled in the UN Security Council.
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