The United States or US Deputy Assistant Secretary in the Bureau of Democracy, Human Rights and Labour is expected to visit Khartoum, Sudan next week.
SPLM-N Peace Negotiations Spokesperson Abdurahman Mubarak Ardol told Radio Voice of Peace that the visit is crucial time for Sudanese people and that it would help in focusing the attention on the gross human rights violations the government commits every day.
He accused the government of using its air force against civilian populations in Blue Nile, Nuba Mountains and Darfur regions targeting hospitals, clinics, water points and schools.
Mr Ardol said prominent leaders of democratic organizations and civil societies are imprisoned during his visit including Faruk Abu Issa, Dr. Amen Makki, and Farah Agar.
He also accused the government of denying humanitarian aid access to Nuba Mountains and Blue Nile areas despite UN Security Council Resolution 2046.
Mr Ardol said US Assistant Secretary’s visit comes when the National Congress Party is going for a one-party system election, backtracking from the National Constitutional Dialogue, which the US supported as a positive way forward.
SPLM-N accused the government of legalizing the Janjaweed militia as a regular force, naming it the Rapid Support Force and continues to target the civilian populations.