Sudan: New Protests Demanding Regime Fall
- Publisher:
- Wochit
- Publication Date:
- 2 October 2013
- Tags:
- Sudan, Governance, Conflict, Peace and Security
Security forces opened fire on Sudanese protesters, witnesses said, as thousands marched through the streets of the capital in an opposition push to turn a wave of popular anger over fuel price hikes into an outright uprising against the 24-year rule of President Omar al-Bashir.
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- UN Extends Mandate for Independent Sudan Expert
- Opposition Leader Warns of Civil War
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- Eastern Sudan Group Joins SRF Rebels
- Reformists Have to Quit NCP if Not Committed to its Decisions, Official Says
- Sudan Represses Protests Against Austerity
Sudan Denies Government Role in Protest Killings
- Bashir Denies Govt Killed Protesters
- NUP Leader Calls for Establishing New Political Coalition
- SRF Proposes Declaration to Unite Sudanese Opposition
- Sudan's DUP Spokesperson Resigns Over Party's Position On Economic Measures
- Dr. Degair to Address Regular Forum On Current Political Situation Wednesday
- Kerry Fails to Raise Sudan Protests During Meeting With Karti
- Ministry of Labor to Implement Directives of President Al-Basher Concerning Wages Increase
- Sudan's FM Humiliating Incident in New York
- SPLM Says Determined to Uphold Democratic Values
- A Crisis of Confidence in the Govt
Opposition to Bashir Escalates in Sudan
- Biggest Protest in Sudan Since Beginning of Bashir Regime
- Opposition, Civic Groups Gang up to Overthrow Bashir
- Sudanese Police Disperse Protests as More Activists Arrested
- 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
- Three Secondary School Students Killed, 25 Injured in North Darfur
- Protests Continue in Various Cities
Sudan's Opposition Joins Protests
- Two Major Sudanese Opposition Parties Call On Their Supporters to Join Protests
- Sudan's SPLM-N Announces End of Unilateral Cessation of Hostilities
- On the Brink in Sudan
- Over 20 People Detained After Lakes State Protest
- 'Why Do You Insist On Lying About NCP Killing Protestors?' Journalist Confronts Sudanese Officials
- Defense and Security Committee of Parliament Stands On Total Security Situation At Meeting With Interior Minister
- Minister of Information - Government Will Not Allow Instigation of Sedition and Undermining of Stability
- Cabinet Affairs Minister Affirms State Keenness to Establish Society of Piety and Sublime Values
- Minister of Interior - Any Economic Measures Have People Who Reject Them
- Minister of Interior - Evidence Refer to Involvement of Revolutionary Front With Some Inside Elements in Sabotage
- Sudan Interior Minister - 'Pictures of Killed People Are From Egypt'
- UK Wants Sudan to Stop Using Live Ammunition Against Protesters
- Sudan Demonstrations Enter Eighth Day
- Sudan Police Tear Gas Female Students Inside University
- Minister of Interior - Authorities Reached Most of Criminals Who Committed Anarchy and Sabotage
- SRF Rebels Develop Military Plans to Support Protests Across Sudan
