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Sudanese President Dismisses Wave of Protests

The past few weeks has seen hundreds of protesters take to the streets in the capital and other major cities, burning tires and chanting slogans calling for the downfall of President Omar al-Bashir's regime while security forces tried to quell demonstrators.

Sudan: Govt Breaks Up Student Protest, Arrests Opposition Figure

Sudan Tribune, 8 July 2012

Sudanese police on Sunday tear-gassed students who demonstrated in the capital Khartoum while security forces detained a prominent opposition figure ahead of his participation in a… Read more »

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8 July 2012

Sudan Protestors Teargassed Amid Crackdown

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Police in Sudan have used teargas to break up a student protest at the University of Khartoum. There has been a series of protests in Sudan over the ... see more »

Sudan: Student Protesters Tear Gassed in Sudan

Dabanga, 8 July 2012

Police in Sudan fired tear gas and rubber bullets at university students protesting outside Khartoum University on Sunday. A student told Radio Dabanga the police used a new, more… Read more »
Sudan: Bashir Says 'Street Children' Behind Protests

Sudan Tribune, 7 July 2012

Sudan's president Omer Al-Bashir has dismissed the protests that have been occurring in his country for the last three weeks as being organized by "street children." Read more »
Sudan: Security Forces Use 'Nerve Gas' On Protesters - Claim

Sudan Tribune, 6 July 2012

Sudanese security forces used "nerve gas" to incapacitate would-be demonstrators in the capital Khartoum on Friday, an opposition member has charged, whereas activists said the… Read more »
Sudan: Another Popular Intifada - Understanding the Prospects and Challenges

Fahamu, 5 July 2012

The current protests have clearly demonstrated that after 23 years in power the Bashir regime's capacity for coercion is weak and increasingly de-linked from the Sudanese people. Read more »

Sudan Tribune

Police beat demonstrators in the capital Khartoum (file photo). Anti-government protests, initially led by students from the University of Khartoum, have inspired similar nation-wide demonstrations.

Sudan: Gunmen Kill South Kordofan Speaker

Sudan Tribune, 6 July 2012

Gunmen killed the speaker of South Kordofan parliament Ibrahim Blendiah on Friday while he was inspecting agricultural projects in the troubled state on Friday. Read more »
Sudan: Sudan's Upcoming Constitution Will Be 'Islamic' Bashir Says

Sudan Tribune, 7 July 2012

The Sudanese President Omer Al-Bashir on Saturday said that he rejects "secularism" and reiterated his commitment to replace the country's constitution with an "Islamic" one. Read more »

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Sudan Opposition Unites for 'Peaceful' Regime Change

Mainstream opposition party leaders have signed a charter that adopts the goal of regime change through "peaceful means" while outlining the basis of how Sudan should be governed ... Read more »
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