Martin to hold talks with Sudan over Commins release

The Minister for Foreign Affairs will today continue talks with the Sudanese government in an attempt to secure the release of Sharon Commins.

Mon, 07 Sep, 2009 - 08:36

The Minister for Foreign Affairs will today continue talks with the Sudanese government in an attempt to secure the release of Sharon Commins.

The 32-year-old aid-worker from Dublin and her Ugandan colleague were abducted by a gang of armed men from the GOAL compound in Darfur two months ago.

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Courts Sharon Commins kidnap Place: Dublin Place: Darfur Place: Sudan Person: Martin Person: Commins Person: The Minister for Foreign Affairs Person: Sharon Commins Person: Micheál Martin Person: Hilda Kawuki Person: John O'Shea Organisation: Sudan Organisation: Government Organisation: Sudanese Government Organisation: GOAL

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