The U.S. Commission on International Religious Freedom urged President Barack Obama to increase efforts to maintain peace between northern and southern Sudan.
It called on the White House to appoint a special envoy to Sudan and confront China about sending weapons there.
The commission also emphasized the need for greater religious freedom protection for non-Muslims in northern Sudan, which is governed by Islamic law.
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