Sudan Witnesses Surge in Lawlessness, Especially By 'Men in Uniform'

18 March 2022

Khartoum — Khartoum and the states are witnessing a steady increase in lawlessness, which is represented in killings during armed robberies, robbing of people on the streets at gunpoint, and theft at medical institutions, shops, and homes. People in Khartoum reported that most of the perpetrators of lawlessness incidents wear military uniforms.

In an interview with Today's Sudan Tour on Radio Dabanga, journalist Durra Gambo explained that the current military coup authorities have, throughout the pre-coup period, equalled 'freedom' with 'no government control' and thus insecurity. By creating events of lawlessness, they warned that democracy and freedom lead to chaos.

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