Sudan riots over fuel prices
- Author:
- Harriet Martin
- Publisher:
- aljazeera/English
- Publication Date:
- 26 September 2013
- Tags:
- Sudan, Sustainable Development, Legal and Judicial Affairs, Conflict, Peace and Security
In Sudan there have been protests against rising fuel prices. In the capital, Khartoum, demonstrators set fire to petrol stations and a university building. Police officers armed with guns and batons used tear gas to disperse crowds. Violence came a day after protesters attacked the ruling party's headquarters.
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- NTC Attributes Cutting of Internet Services to Subversive Act
- Police Forces Affirms It Seriousness to Keep Security and to Protect Lives and Properties of Citizens
- Police Administration Reviews Security Situations
- Opposition And Rebel Groups Denounce Gov't Bloody Campaign Against Protesters
- Army Deployed, Internet Cut After Deadly Protests
- Protests Over Rising Prices Continue in Sudan's Main Cities
- Deaths As Protesters and Police Clash
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- Sudan's NCP Accuses SRF Rebels And Opposition of Inciting Protests That Spread to Khartoum
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- President Al-Bashir Informs Youths of Parties On Reasons for Adopting Economic Reform Packages
- Opposition Slams Lifting of Fuel Subsidies in Sudan
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- Sudanese NCP Official Discounts Government Assertions On Usefulness of Lifting Subsidies
- NISS Gags Sudanese Press On Economic Crisis
- Sudan Pleas for Debt Relief And Economic Assistance From International Community
- Finance Minister Says Lifting Fuel Subsidies Does Not Require Parliament Approval
- Khartoum Postpones Decision to Lift Fuel Subsides
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- Thousands of Protesters Demand Bashir Quit
- Protests Across Sudan
- Govt Blacks Out Internet to Hide Brutal Suppression of Protests
- Doctors Report 210 Dead in Khartoum During Demonstrations
- All-Out Censorship in Response to Anti-Government Protests
- Al-Bashir's Regime Represses Media - Report
- Sudanese Security Forces Launch Campaign of Mass Arrests
- Humaida Condemns Sabotage Acts
- Bar Association Condemns Sabotage Acts
- MP - Government Will Go Ahead With Implementation of Economic Reforms
- Minister of Interior and Wali of Khartoum State to Hold Press Conference Monday
- Cabinet Affairs Minister - State Will Go Ahead to Implement Economic Reform Program
- Website Carries Gruesome Photos
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- Minister of Interior - Any Economic Measures Have People Who Reject Them
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- Sudan Revolutionary Front Appeals to International Community to Halt the Killing of Protesters
- Government Deploys Army in Khartoum
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- Security Forces Fatally Shoot Dozens of Protesters As Demonstrations Grow
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- Security Forces Fatally Shoot Dozens of Protesters As Demonstrations Grow
- Dozens Killed During Protests in Sudan - HRW
