Sudan regrets U.S. putting it on trafficking list before sanctions decisionKHARTOUM (Reuters) - Sudan regrets that the United States has placed it on a list of states not doing enough to combat human trafficking, the foreign ministry said on Thursday, a week before Washington was due to announce a decision on lifting sanctions against the country. It said Washington had not appreciated the big steps Khartoum had made to alleviate the plight of victims of human trafficking.  The United States has said it is deciding whether to lift a raft of penalties imposed first over Khartoum s perceived support of global terrorism and later its violent suppression of rebels in Darfur. The deadline for that decision is Oct. 12 and Sudan expects the economic sanctions will be lifted. But the White House said last Saturday that it had ordered  a group of countries, including Iran, Venezuela and Sudan, to be added to a U.S. list of countries accused of failing to crack down on human trafficking.  The Foreign Ministry expresses its regret over the United States administration s Sept. 30 decision to put Sudan on a list of states accused of not doing enough to limit human trafficking instead of highlighting the massive efforts being made,  it said in a statement. Sudan had built shelters for victims and provided support, as well as made strides toward policing its borders, the ministry said. It called on the United States to provide it with support in order to help it further improve its efforts. worldnews
sudan regrets putting trafficking list sanctions decisionkhartoum reuters sudan regrets united states placed list states enough combat human trafficking foreign ministry said thursday week washington due announce decision lifting sanctions country it said washington appreciated big steps khartoum made alleviate plight victims human trafficking the united states said deciding whether lift raft penalties imposed first khartoum perceived support global terrorism later violent suppression rebels darker the deadline decision sudan expects economic sanctions lifted but white house said last saturday ordered group countries including iran venezuela sudan added list countries accused failing crack human trafficking the foreign ministry expresses regret united states administration decision put sudan list states accused enough limit human trafficking instead highlighting massive efforts made said statement sudan built shelters victims provided support well made strides toward policing borders ministry said it called united states provide support order help improve efforts worldnews
Your task is to classify the provided input as real or fake news. Label 0 is meant for fake news, Label 1 is for real news. TEXT: Sudan regrets U.S. putting it on trafficking list before sanctions decisionKHARTOUM (Reuters) - Sudan regrets that the United States has placed it on a list of states not doing enough to combat human trafficking, the foreign ministry said on Thursday, a week before Washington was due to announce a decision on lifting sanctions against the country. It said Washington had not appreciated the big steps Khartoum had made to alleviate the plight of victims of human trafficking.  The United States has said it is deciding whether to lift a raft of penalties imposed first over Khartoum s perceived support of global terrorism and later its violent suppression of rebels in Darfur. The deadline for that decision is Oct. 12 and Sudan expects the economic sanctions will be lifted. But the White House said last Saturday that it had ordered  a group of countries, including Iran, Venezuela and Sudan, to be added to a U.S. list of countries accused of failing to crack down on human trafficking.  The Foreign Ministry expresses its regret over the United States administration s Sept. 30 decision to put Sudan on a list of states accused of not doing enough to limit human trafficking instead of highlighting the massive efforts being made,  it said in a statement. Sudan had built shelters for victims and provided support, as well as made strides toward policing its borders, the ministry said. It called on the United States to provide it with support in order to help it further improve its efforts. worldnews
Your task is to classify the provided input as real or fake news. Label 0 is meant for fake news, Label 1 is for real news. TEXT: sudan regrets putting trafficking list sanctions decisionkhartoum reuters sudan regrets united states placed list states enough combat human trafficking foreign ministry said thursday week washington due announce decision lifting sanctions country it said washington appreciated big steps khartoum made alleviate plight victims human trafficking the united states said deciding whether lift raft penalties imposed first khartoum perceived support global terrorism later violent suppression rebels darker the deadline decision sudan expects economic sanctions lifted but white house said last saturday ordered group countries including iran venezuela sudan added list countries accused failing crack human trafficking the foreign ministry expresses regret united states administration decision put sudan list states accused enough limit human trafficking instead highlighting massive efforts made said statement sudan built shelters victims provided support well made strides toward policing borders ministry said it called united states provide support order help improve efforts worldnews