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Sudan: Anger Over Dictatorship, Not Bread, Fueling Sudan Uprising
DW, 29 December 2018
The protest wave sweeping across Sudan was never about bread; it is a nation fed up with a decades-old military dictatorship, say human rights activists and experts. Read more »
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Sudan: UN Calls On Sudan to Investigate Protest Deaths
DW, 29 December 2018
Concern over the situation in Sudan has grown at the United Nations as deadly protests continue. Thousands of people have returned to the street to protest rising prices, shortages… Read more »
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Sudan: Bashir Talks Tough On Protests
Dabanga, 26 December 2018
Sudan's President Omar Al Bashir has branded those participating in country-wide protests as 'traitors' during a short visit to Wad El Haddad in El Gezira state on Tuesday. Read more »
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Sudan: Khartoum Protest March 'Biggest in Years'
Dabanga, 26 December 2018
The mass demonstration yesterday organised by the Sudan Professionals Association in Khartoum, has been described as the largest of its kind in many years. As reported by Radio… Read more »
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Sudan: Newspapers Seized for Covering Protests
Dabanga, 26 December 2018
Agents of the National Intelligence and Security Service (NISS) confiscated all printed copies of El Jareeda and El Tayyar newspapers because they covered the various protests in… Read more »
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Sudan: Arrests As Doctors, Lawyers Hold Vigils in Port Sudan
Dabanga, 26 December 2018
Doctors and lawyers in Port Sudan, capital of Red Sea state, organised two separate protest vigils on Tuesday in solidarity with the march organised by the Sudan Professionals… Read more »
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Sudan: 'We Are Completely Cut Off' - Govt Cuts Off Internet, Closes Schools
Dabanga, 21 December 2018
Sudan's government has blamed nationwide protests that have left a score of people dead, including two protesters today, on 'infiltrators' and opposition parties, rather than the… Read more »
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Sudan: Two Students Killed in More Price Hike Protests in Sudan States
Dabanga, 21 December 2018
Another two people were killed when security services dispersed a crowd of protesters in Atbara in River Nile today. After Friday prayers, protests against the price rises in Sudan… Read more »
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Sudan: Sudan Rocked By Protests Over Bread Price Hike
DW, 23 December 2018
Demonstrators are demanding the ouster of President Omar Bashir, who has been in power since 1989. The sub-Saharan nation has been gripped by soaring inflation, a weak currency,… Read more »
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Sudan: Sudan Price Protests Continue Unabated Despite Police Violence, Curfew
Dabanga, 21 December 2018
Street demonstrations that were violently dispersed, have claimed the lives of at least nine civilians by police fire, official and medical sources confirmed. Dozens of people have… Read more »
Deadly Protests - Sudan Govt Blocks Internet, Shuts Schools
Several areas are now under states of emergency, Internet censorship is being reported "aimed at suppressing the spread of communication and photographic footage which may spark further demonstrations" and newspaper are being ordered not to be publish coverage of the demonstrations after more than 20 protesters were killed.
A crowd protests the skyrocketed bread and fuel prices, among others, in El Gezira Aba in White Nile state, on December 21.
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22 December 2018
Demonstrations in Sudan: Protest at funeral of slain student
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The funeral of the slain student Tariq Ali in Atbara, River Nile state, sparked further protest on Friday evening. Tariq was shot and killed while ... see more »
