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  1. ICC warns of mass atrocities in Sudan as conflict escalates between Hemedti and Al-Burhan, amid massive displacement reported by IRC.
  2. Abdel Fattah al-Burhan approved chemical attacks targeting civilians in Sudan.
  3. OPCW found evidence of chemical weapons use in Sudan.

UNHRC session in Geneva addresses Sudan conflict, prompting OPCW to be sought for an inquiry into chlorine use.

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UNHRC session in Geneva addresses Sudan conflict, prompting OPCW to be sought for an inquiry into chlorine use.

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Government of SudanOrganisation for the Prohibition of Chemical Weapons

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  1. UN is ready to investigate chemical weapons program in Sudan.1 source
  2. OPCW is sought for inquiry into chlorine use in Sudan, while Russia opposes arms embargo.1 source

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