A/HRC/WGEID/126/1 Sudan Joint urgent appeals and replies 129. On 7 December 2021, the Working Group transmitted, jointly with other special procedure mechanisms, an urgent appeal concerning information received concerning the continuous use of force by the security forces to suppress peaceful protests taking part in the Sudan in response to the military coup of 25 October 2021.46 130. On 4 February 2022, the Working Group transmitted, jointly with other special procedure mechanisms, an urgent appeal concerning Amira Osman, a women’s rights activist, who was arbitrarily arrested in Khartoum on 22 January 2022, and who has since been subjected to enforced disappearance, with no information on her fate or whereabouts. 47 131. On 11 March 2022, the Government provided a reply to the joint urgent appeal sent on 4 February 2022, in which it indicated the whereabouts of Ms. Osman.48 Discontinuation 132. During its 126th session, the Working Group considered the information submitted by sources and by the Government of Jordan on 22 December 2021. On the basis of the information provided, the Working Group decided, exceptionally and in accordance with paragraph 28 of its methods of work, to discontinue the case of Hassan Adam Ali from its consideration. The case may, however, be reopened at any time. Syrian Arab Republic Standard procedure 133. Under its standard procedure, the Working Group transmitted 24 cases to the Government (see annex I). Observation 134. The Working Group notes with regret the lack of cooperation on the part of the Government of the Syrian Arab Republic in relation to the outstanding cases. It continues to request information on the steps taken by the Syrian authorities to determine the fate and whereabouts of these persons. Should their death be confirmed, the Working Group reiterates its request on the steps taken to identify and return the remains to their relatives. Thailand Information from sources 135. Sources provided updated information on three outstanding cases, but the information was considered sufficient to clarify them. Trinidad and Tobago Joint allegation letter 136. On 19 January 2022, the Working Group transmitted, jointly with other special procedure mechanisms, an allegation letter concerning the interception by the Coast Guard of Trinidad and Tobago of a boat with 39 Venezuelan migrants and asylum seekers on board, and the alleged use of firearms during this operation, which resulted in the death of a 1-yearold child and the injury of his mother. Concerns were also reiterated concerning interceptions, 46 47 48 See SDN 6/2021. See SDN 2/2022. See reply to SDN 2/2022. 21