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    Sudanese advisor: The government focused on combating corruption and recovering looted funds

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    Post by Rocky Sun 12 Feb 2023, 3:57 am

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    Alsumaria News - Local

    Adviser to the Prime Minister for Human Rights Affairs, Zaidan Khalaf Obaid, confirmed today, Sunday, that government efforts focused on combating corruption and recovering looted funds, in what he considered "more dangerous than terrorism."


    Obaid said during a press conference to combat violent extremism, which was attended by Alsumaria correspondent, that "violent extremism does not include terrorism, but rather includes some acts and actions, including those related to extracting confessions and torture," pointing out that "the prime minister is required to open extensive investigations of such events to take action legal issue.”






    He added, "We received more than a thousand complaints from the Public Prosecutor to the Human Rights Committee in this regard," noting that "government efforts focused on combating corruption and recovering looted funds, which are more dangerous than terrorism."

    Al-Sudani's advisor confirmed: "The necessary measures have been taken to reduce it, including arresting wanted persons, recovering funds, and taking measures against them.
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    Sudanese advisor: The government focused on combating corruption and recovering looted funds Empty Zidane Khalaf Obeid, the Sudanese advisor... The government focused on combating corruption and reco

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    Adviser to the Prime Minister for Human Rights Affairs, Zaidan Khalaf Obaid, confirmed today, Sunday, that government efforts focused on combating corruption and recovering looted funds, in what he considered “more dangerous than terrorism.”


    During a press conference to combat violent extremism, Obaid said, "Violent extremism does not include terrorism, but rather includes some actions and actions, including those related to extracting confessions and torture," pointing out that "the Prime Minister is required to open extensive investigations into such events to take legal measures in their regard."

    He added, "We received more than a thousand complaints from the Public Prosecutor to the Human Rights Committee in this regard," noting that "government efforts focused on combating corruption and recovering looted funds, which are more dangerous than terrorism."
    Al-Sudani’s advisor confirmed: “The necessary measures have been taken to reduce it, including arresting wanted persons, recovering funds and taking measures against them.” ".
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