Within the sterile halls of Memorial Hospital, where hope flickers amidst the scent of antiseptic and worry, there are stories that drift deeper than the sterile surfaces. The patients come seeking relief, their ailments a tapestry woven from emotional pain. Yet, within these confidential spaces, secrets whisper. Shadows linger in the chambers, and

The Sudan sanctions routine, imposed from the UN Security Council in 2004 and prolonged in 2005, prohibits “the sale or supply” to all belligerents in Darfur of “arms and relevant materiel of all types, which include weapons and ammunition, armed forces cars and devices,?paramilitary devices, and spare elements. The Civil Liberties Index sco