Sudan: Sudanese Doctors Report Use of Harmful Chemicals in Police Water Cannons

The Sudanese Doctors Association recorded 73 injuries during Tuesday's Marches of the Millions, including the use of harmful chemicals in water cannons and tear gas cannisters… Read more »

Sudan: Attacks and Violence Continue in Darfur and Kordofan Regions

Eight separate incidents of attacks on civilians in Darfur and Kordofan regions were reported to Radio Dabanga this week, in addition to reports that an "investigation force" of… Read more »

Sudan: Resistance Committees Protest As Another Party Signs Sudanese Framework Agreement

Demonstrations marching through Sudan's capital under the slogan "Overthrow the coup and settlement" were met with force yesterday, as another civil society organisation signed the… Read more »

Sudan: Teachers Extend National Strike As Students Protest Fee Increase

A nationwide strike was carried out yesterday by school teachers in Sudan to demand an increase in spending on education and the minimum wage, improvement of teaching conditions… Read more »

Sudan: Women Journalists Faced Economic Violence During First Lockdown, Workshop Hears

Economic violence and sexual violence faced by women journalists during the first Covid-19 period did not receive sufficient attention, journalists warned at a workshop on… Read more »

Sudan: Negotiations On Outstanding Thorny Issues for Final Agreement to Start Soon

The Forces for Freedom and Change-Central Council (FFC-CC) announced that extensive consultations on the outstanding issues of the Final Agreement with the military junta will… Read more »

Sudan: 24 Killed in Renewed West Kordofan Clashes After Cattle Theft

At least 24 people were killed and others were injured in an ambush in Abu Zabad, West Kordofan, on Saturday. The attack caused tensions in the region to rise. Read more »

Sudan: Teachers Will Strike Throughout December for Better Minimum Wage

The Sudanese Teachers Committee announced the closure of state schools throughout the country on seven more days this month as teachers partake in strike action to demand an… Read more »

Sudan: Illegally Detained West Darfuris to Go On Open-Ended Hunger Strike

More than 200 people from West Darfur, held without charges in various prisons in Sudan, started an open-ended hunger strike yesterday. They have been detained illegally in poor… Read more »

Sudan: Judge Orders Criminal Case Against Kober Prison Director in Trial of Tortured Detainees

The Khartoum court dealing with the case against three young protesters, accused of killing a police officer during anti-junta demonstrations in January, instructed the filing of a… Read more »

Sudan: Scores Injured in December 8 Marches of the Millions - Sudan Doctors' Committee

More than 50 protesters were wounded during the Marches of the Millions in Khartoum and Omdurman on Thursday, according to a field report on Friday by the Central Committee of… Read more »

Sudan: Call to Improve Procedures, Laws For Legal Abortion By Rape Survivors

A workshop focusing on legal abortion in Sudan has called for amendments to procedures and laws regarding rape victims' rights to legal abortion, and suggests a raft of training… Read more »

Sudan: Situation 'Worse Than Dire' for West Kordofan Displaced

The influx of people fleeing violence in the West Kordofan areas of Lagawa and Tema to the newly established camp for the displaced near Delling in northern South Kordofan… Read more »

Sudan: Attacks in West Kordofan, Impunity for Perpetrators Said to Be Al Bashir-Affiliates

A soldier and a young woman were shot dead in El Nehoud locality, West Kordofan, yesterday. The incident drew widespread condemnation and demands to dismiss the local police chief.… Read more »

Sudan: Several Attacks and Robberies in North and Central Darfur

Two were killed and 12 were wounded in attacks in Central Darfur this week whilst three displaced people were kidnapped and others were robbed in North Darfur. Especially farmers… Read more »

Sudan: Beja Protesters Close Port in Protest of Sudan's New Framework Agreement, Port Workers Disagree

Beja protesters have closed the gate to the Southern Port in Red Sea state since Wednesday evening in protest against the Framework Agreement, signed on Monday. Port workers are… Read more »

Sudan: The Cooking Gas Crisis Continues in Sudan

People in the country complain about the worsening cooking gas crisis and the scarcity of gas distribution centres in various states of Sudan. The crisis comes not long after an… Read more »

Sudan: 'Reject the False Power' Marches of the Millions Met With Heavy Repression

The Marches of Millions launched in Khartoum's cities and Wad Madani, capital of El Gezira, yesterday under the slogan 'Reject the False Power'. Protesters were again confronted… Read more »

Sudan: NUP Hopes to Convince Non-Signatories to Join Sudan Framework Agreement

Mohamed El Mahdi Hasan, head of the Political Bureau of the National Umma Party (NUP), says that the framework agreement is open for necessary amendments proposed by current… Read more »

Sudan: 'U.S. Will Hold to Account Spoilers Who Undermine Sudan Democratic Progress'

Welcoming the December 5 signing of the initial framework political agreement in Khartoum, the US State Department has expanded its visa restriction policy for "individuals… Read more »

Sudan: 'Political Framework Agreement in Sudan Could Signal a Way Out of the Uncertainty - UN Told

The political framework agreement signed in Khartoum on Monday "now offers a path to realise the aspirations of Sudan's youth, women and men," the head of the UN Integrated… Read more »

Sudan: International Community Lauds New FFC-Military Agreement

The regional and international community have lauded the signing of the long-awaited political framework agreement with the military junta by 40 parties, movements, and… Read more »

Sudan: 43 Protestors Injured During Anti-FFC-Military Agreement Demonstrations

The Central Committee of Sudanese Doctors reported yesterday that 43 protesters were wounded during anti-framework-agreement demonstrations in the Sudanese capital on Monday. Read more »

Sudan: Sudan Teachers Go On Country-Wide Strike and Fuel Prices Decrease

The Sudan Teachers Committee will start a two-day strike today in all state schools in the country to demand an increase in the minimum wage, in addition to other demands. The… Read more »

Sudan: Sudanese Shrug Shoulders At Political Framework Agreement 'Being Touted As End of Military Rule'

While civilians and pundits cautiously welcomed Sudan's new framework agreement, and others lauded its signing on Monday, several political parties and groups have expressed their… Read more »