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لماذا يمثل حظر توريد السلاح قضية أساسية لحماية النساء السودانيات؟

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يثير المقترح الأميركي بحظر توريد السلاح المفروض على دارفور وتوسيعه ليشمل كل السودان تساؤلات حول مدى قدرة الحظر الشامل للسلاح على الحد من المخاطر التي تواجه النساء،اذ لا يمكن النظر إلى المقترح باعتباره إجراءً أمنياً أو سياسياً فحسب لارتباطه بصورة مباشرة بحق النساء في الحياة والأمان والحركة وحماية أسرهن،ويبرزالمقترح الأميركي المقدم إلى مجلس الأمن لتوسيع …

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