Refworld | Country of Origin Information Report

Title	Country of Origin Information Report - Sudan
Publisher	United Kingdom: Home Office
Publication Date	16 April 2010
Country	Sudan
Topics	Acts of persecution \| Africans \| Agents of persecution \| Arabs \| Arbitrary arrest and detention \| Armed forces / Military \| Armed groups / Militias / Paramilitary forces / Resistance movements \| Bari \| Beja \| Berti \| Border conflict \| Child labour \| Child soldiers \| Children's rights \| Children-at-risk \| Citizenship / Nationality law \| Civil and political rights \| Combatants / Former combatants \| Conflict situation \| Constitutional law \| Corruption \| Country of origin information (COI) \| Darfuri \| Death penalty \| Dinka \| Discrimination based on race, nationality, ethnicity \| Domestic violence \| Economic, social and cultural rights \| Entry / Exit \| Expulsion \| Extrajudicial executions \| False documents \| Female genital mutilation (FGM) \| Forced labour \| Forced marriage \| Freedom of assembly and association \| Freedom of expression \| Freedom of movement \| Freedom of religion \| Freedom of speech \| Fulani \| Fur \| Gender-based persecution \| HIV and AIDS \| Human rights activists \| Human rights and fundamental freedoms \| Humanitarian assistance \| IDP camps \| Independence of judiciary \| Internal armed conflict \| Internally displaced persons (IDPs) \| Lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender and intersex (LGBTI) \| Massaleit \| Mental health \| Military service / Conscientious objection / Desertion / Draft evasion / Forced conscription \| National security / Public order \| Non-state agents of persecution \| Nuba \| Nuer \| Opposition \| Peace agreements \| Peace process \| Persecution on the basis of sexual orientation or gender identity \| Persons with disabilities \| Police \| Political groups \| Political parties \| Political situation \| Prison or detention conditions \| Prostitution / Commercial sex work \| Public health \| Racial / Ethnic persecution \| Referendum \| Refugees \| Religious persecution (including forced conversion) \| Right to education \| Right to employment \| Right to health \| Rule of law / Due process / Procedural fairness \| Security forces \| Security situation \| Torture \| Trafficking in persons \| Transit \| Women's rights \| Women-at-risk
Cite as	United Kingdom: Home Office, Country of Origin Information Report - Sudan, 16 April 2010, available at: http://www.refworld.org/docid/527a43464.html [accessed 7 January 2017]
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