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Background & past UN action14 sources · 1m 48s
France’s voting record on Sudan9 roll calls · 52s
Allies, blocs & likely amendmentsreading AU communiqués…

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France has backed every renewal of the Sudan sanctions regime¹ and pairs it with humanitarian-access language². Expect it to push civilian-protection clauses while resisting a new peacekeeping mandate³.

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A/RES/ES-11/1 · Roll call

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IndiaAbstain

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Sources · 4

1S/RES/1591 (2005)Security Council · undocs.org
2Statement by France on SudanPermanent Mission of France · onu.delegfrance.org
3A/RES/ES-11/1 · roll callUN General Assembly voting record
4Arms Trade Treaty · statusUN Treaty Collection

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We're rebuilding Model Diplomat, so new sign-ups are paused for a few weeks. Get in touch and we'll let you know when we reopen.

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Research it. Understand it. Rehearse it.

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Write, with a coach

Simulations

Committee tools

Every claim traces back to the document that said it.

Your whole delegation, one shared brief.

Start free. Go Pro for conference season.

Free

Pro$20 / month

What you’re wondering.

Guides and free tools for Model UN (MUN) prep.

Your next committee starts here.