The UN says that 'harrowing' human rights violations have been committed during the civil war.
Sudan's military-led government has rejected a call by a UN fact-finding mission for the deployment of an international force to protect civilians from the country’s ongoing civil war.
The fact-finding mission also called for an arms embargo to be imposed on both sides involved in the conflict. Sudan's foreign ministry said the government rejected the recommendations of the fact-finding mission in their "entirety".
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