UN Worker Kidnapped During Visit To Sudan's Darfur -- Christian Science Monitor
A UN employee that was part of a UN Security Council visit to Sudan's Darfur was kidnapped on Thursday night.
A UN peacekeeper was abducted in Sudan's Darfur region on Thursday night amid renewed clashes between rebels and government forces.
While the kidnapping was most likely motivated by money rather than by politics, the abduction raises concerns about deteriorating security conditions in Darfur, where separatists have been battling government forces for the last six years.
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