The United Nations said on Wednesday it had complained to the Sudanese government about the harassment and sometimes temporary detention of aid workers in areas of conflict-torn Darfur. “While security incidents in Darfur appear to have reduced in numbers, harassment of NGO (non-governmental organization) humanitarian workers in south Darfur continues,” U.N. spokesman George Somerwill told a news conference in Khartoum. He said a Sudanese aid worker employed by an international NGO was detained on Feb. 17, while on the same day a foreign aid worker and four Sudanese employees working for another international agency were also detained. Full Story
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