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The United Kingdom government stated that the acts of torture and civilian attacks by sanctioned leaders were directly linked to Sudan's conflict surrounding the fall of al-Fashir

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From the articleUK Sanctions 15 Commanders From Rival Sudan Factions Over Wartime RapeAlso in UK sanctions 15 commanders from rival Sudan factions over wartime rape, UK sanctions 15 commanders from rival Sudan factions over wartime rape, UK sanctions 15 Sudanese military commanders, officials, for sexual violence, civilian attacks, UK sanctions 15 commanders from rival Sudan factions over wartime rape
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UK Sanctions 15 Commanders From Rival Sudan Factions Over Wartime Rape

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UK sanctions 15 commanders from rival Sudan factions over wartime rape

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889bd89bfArticle

UK sanctions 15 commanders from rival Sudan factions over wartime rape

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889bd89bfArticle

UK sanctions 15 Sudanese military commanders, officials, for sexual violence, civilian attacks

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889bd89bfArticle

UK sanctions 15 commanders from rival Sudan factions over wartime rape

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