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Sudan: Government Crackdown on Protest Stirs Concern
VOA, 14 March 2019
Rights groups are voicing concerns about Sudan's violent action against anti-government protests, which have been sweeping the African nation since last December. The rights groups… Read more »
Crackdown on Sudan Protest Stirs Concern
Rights groups are voicing concerns about Sudan's violent response to anti-government protests. The rising costs of bread and fuel sparked the initial protests, which quickly escalated to demand removal of longtime President Omar al-Bashir.
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Streets in Khartoum were deserted in response to calls for a one-day general strike by the Sudanese Trade Union Association and several opposition parties who are demanding an end ... Read more »
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President Omar al-Bashir's declaration of a state of emergency will not save his regime. Instead, security forces must halt worsening violence, Bashir should step down and all ... Read more »
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The move comes less than a week after President Omar al-Bashir declared a state of emergency, following weeks of protests across Sudan, against fuel and cash shortages. Read more »
