Human Rights & Humanitarian Access in Sudan

CHRHS' Human Rights and Humanitarian Leadership Initiative hosts an insightful discussion on the current human rights and humanitarian access issues in Sudan, one of the most serious, yet least-talked about human rights crises. Hear from three distinguished experts as they delve into the complexities of the situation and explore potential paths towards a more stable future. About the panelists: Mohamed Osman is a Researcher in Human Rights Watch's Africa Division. He joined the organization in late 2018 and covers Sudan. Prior to joining the organization, Mohamed worked with the Open Society Justice Initiative in New York as an Aryeh Neier fellow working on corruption and advocacy. He started his career as a practicing lawyer in Sudan before working as a legal adviser to Redress and Sudan Human Rights Monitor on torture and ill-treatment project. He has also worked as the legal adviser for the International Committee of the Red Cross (ICRC) delegation in Sudan, responsible for International Humanitarian Law dissemination among officials and arms carriers. Dr. Carolyn Fluehr-Lobban Carolyn Fluehr-Lobban received her BA and MA in Anthropology from Temple University and her PhD from Northwestern University; she is Professor Emerita of Anthropology at Rhode Island College; Adjunct Professor of African Studies at the Naval War College; founder & past president of the Sudan Studies Association. Nada Salih Yagoub is Deputy Manager of the Khartoum-based company Samil, dedicated to the manufacturing of therapeutic and supplementary foods for malnourished children in Sudan and the region.

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