Minister of Justice, Mohamed Bushar Dousa is leading the Sudan's delegation to the meetings of Human Rights Council.
The Rapporteur of Human Rights Advisory Council, Ahmed Idris said the meeting is devoted to reports including Sudan. The reort on
Sudan will cover all human rights aspects while the Minister will deliver statement before the council.

The Troika ministers announced Sunday in a press briefing at Salam Hotel, Khartoum organization of two seperate conferences in September one for supporting north Sudan to be held in Turkey and a second one to support south Sudan in Washington. The trio of Erik Solheim, Norway’s minister for environment and international development, Andrew Mitchell, the UK secretary of state for international development and Rajiv Shah, the US Agency for International Development (USAID) administrator jointly addressed the ress conference where Mr. Rajiv Shah said that the support will focuss in agriculture, water supply and basic services. He added that the meetings of the Troika with senior officials in the north agreed to accelerate repatriation of refugees and internally dislaced people to their home areas in Darfur.

President of the Republic Omer Albashir took part today Sunday in the inauguration ceremony of the President of Djibouti Ismail Omar Guelleh for a third five-years term. President Guelleh took oath of office today morning in an official cermony in the capital Djibouti attended by Arab and African high profile figures. He commended President Albashir and his First Vice President Salva Kiir Mayardit for success in implementing the Comprehensive Peace Agreement and realization of peace in the country.
President Albashir later inspected construction of a military hospital by the Sudanese Defense ministry in the context of cooperation between the two countries.

President of the Republic Omer Albashir will take part today Sunday in the inauguration ceremony of Ismail Omar Guelleh for a third five-years term. President Albashir has arrived Saturday in Djibouti signatory of the Rome Statute which founded the International Criminal Court (ICC). The ICC alleged in 2009 that President Albashir committed crimes against humanity in Darfur. But the Djibouti and Comoros Island made it clear since the issuance of the arrest warrant against Mr. Albashir that it will not execute the warrant despite being members of the court.
The Sudanese ambassador to Djibouti Hassan Issa said that the President of the Republic will inspect construction of a military hospital by the Sudanese Defense ministry in the context of cooperation between the two countries. He added that a Sudanese school will be established in Djibouti as part of the strong ties between the two African countries.

President of the Republic Omar Albashir on Saturday received a high level Egyptian partisan delegation stressing that implementation of the four freedoms agreement, signed in August 2004, will be key to the development of the bilateral relations between Cairo and Khartoum. President Albashir said the coming phase would bear witness to real partnership between the two countries in the realization of food security. The two countries signed the four freedoms agreement in 2004 but since then it was not fully implemented.
The four freedoms include freedoms of possession, movement, stay and work for the citizens of the two countries. The agreement signed then by the heads of state of the two countries and ratified by the legislatures in Cairo and in Khartoum, allows citizens of each of the two countries full freedoms in the four area while in the other countries, including ownership of real estates, and all other legal activities as the citizens of that country.
The Egyptian delegation comprises the head of the Wafed political party lead by Dr Sayed Al Badawi, and membership of representatives of the Alliance, the Nasserite, Al Ghad political parties as well as a huge number of Egyptian thinkers and media officials, in which is seen as the second most important visit to the country since January this year, preceded by the historic visit of the Egyptian Prime Minister and his accompanying delegation to Khartoum.
The President said he expected the governments in the two countries to play their role in this regard and that they work to remove hurdles that impede the implementation of the four freedoms and the free contact and cooperation between the peoples in Sudan and in Egypt, saying they should work to boost all types and forms of cooperation until Egypt regains its natural and leading role in the area.