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Sudan: Are Protests Against Bashir Regime Doomed to Fail?
DW, 2 January 2019
For weeks, the Sudanese people have been protesting against President Omar al-Bashir. Though a diplomatic pariah, his Western back channel support means he holds the cards in a… Read more »
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Sudan: Khartoum Marchers Met With Live Fire
Dabanga, 1 January 2019
Sudanese police and paramilitary forces have once again fired on peaceful demonstrators in the capital using live ammunition and tear gas. A new mass march organised by the Sudan… Read more »
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Sudan: Police Association Rejects Bashir's Call for Deadly Force Against Peaceful Demonstrators
Dabanga, 1 January 2019
The National Police Officers Association of Sudan has strongly condemned the directives of President Omar Al Bashir during his meeting with police chiefs on Sunday to confront… Read more »
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Sudan: Mass Protests Dispersed By Violent Police - Witnesses
Dabanga, 1 January 2019
On Monday, the campaign of mass protests across Sudan continued, with widespread expressions of public discontent and calls for regime change, and several reports of violent… Read more »
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Sudan: Nation Welcomes Independence Day Amid Fresh Waves of Protest
Dabanga, 31 December 2018
Protests that began on December 19 against a rise in bread prices are continuing; over the weeks, demonstrations are increasingly focused on demands that Omar Al Bashir and his… Read more »
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Sudan: Newspaper Banned, Journalists Threatened
Dabanga, 31 December 2018
Officers of the Sudanese security apparatus have continued confiscating newspapers in Khartoum, most recently banning El Jareeda daily from printing on Sunday. Read more »
Sudanese Protesters Target Al Bashir's Rule
Nearly 40 people have died in protests which began as a response to rising bread prices, says Amnesty International. The government acknowledges 19 deaths, while Radio Dabanga reports that demonstrations are increasingly focused on the removal of President Omar al Bashir and his government.
Protestors chant slogans in Khartoum against President Omar al Bashir and his government (file photo).
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More youth activists and journalists have been detained, the doctors' strike is spreading, while President Omar Al Bashir was forced to leave a mosque in Khartoum after worshippers ... Read more »
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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 ... Read more »
