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Sudan: Army Rulers, Protesters Agree On 3-Year Transition Period
DW, 15 May 2019
Sudan's military rulers and protest movement leaders have set a time frame for transitioning to full civilian rule. A final agreement, including details on the eventual ruling… Read more »
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Sudan: Armed Men Attack Protesters But Fail to Derail Negotiations
VOA, 14 May 2019
The sound of gunfire echoed late into the night in Khartoum on Monday evening, as security forces clashed with demonstrators almost immediately after Sudan's ruling military… Read more »
Sudan Peace Pact Holds Despite Deaths
Following violent clashes on Monday, Sudan's army rulers and protest leaders have agreed to a three-year transition period to allow for transferring power to a full civilian administration.
Protesters hold hands to create a cordon to create space for ambulances and other vehicles transporting wounded to hospital.
Medical staff at a clinic attend to a man suffering convulsions from tear gas inhalation in the sit-in in Khartoum on the night of May 13, 2019.
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Sudan: Khartoum Demonstrators Dispersed With Batons, Whips, Live Ammo
Dabanga, 14 May 2019
On Monday, army, paramilitaries, and police attacked demonstrators across Khartoum with batons and whips. They attempted to remove the barricades around the sit-in in front of the… Read more »
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Sudan: At Least 6 Dead in Clashes After Opposing Sides Reach Transition Deal
DW, 13 May 2019
Armed groups have killed at least five protesters at a sit-in outside the military headquarters in Khartoum. Earlier, the opposition and the military council reached a deal on the… Read more »
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Sudan: Support Marches in Khartoum and West Darfur
Dabanga, 13 May 2019
On Sunday, thousands of people took to the streets in West Darfur, calling for the hand-over of power to a civilian government. In Khartoum, the staff of the Ministry of… Read more »
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Sudan: Protesters Defy RSF Militiamen in Sudan Capital
Dabanga, 13 May 2019
Hundreds of demonstrators blocked Nile Street in Khartoum on Sunday morning, in protest against attempts of the Rapid Support Forces (RSF) to close the Blue Nile Bridge and prevent… Read more »
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Sudan: Amnesty Int. Sets 10 Human Rights Priorities for Sudan Transition
Dabanga, 13 May 2019
After the ousting of President Omar Al Bashir, the Transitional Military Council has terminated the State of Emergency, released detained protestors, and promised to try security… Read more »
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Sudan: Sudanese People's Liberation Movement-North Leaders to Visit Khartoum
Dabanga, 13 May 2019
On Saturday, a delegation of the Sudanese People's Liberation Movement-North under the leadership of Malik Agar (SPLM-N Agar) arrived in Khartoum. Read more »
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Sudan: Five Challenges After 30 Years of Dictatorship
Dabanga, 10 May 2019
After 30 years of dictatorship, the recently deposed Omar Al Bashir leaves a legacy of civil wars and millions of Sudanese people dispossessed, displaced, or refugees. In addition,… Read more »
InFocus
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Prosecutors have charged former president Omar al-Bashir for his involvement in the killing of anti-government protesters. Rights group Physicians for Human Rights estimates that ... Read more »
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Sudan's Transitional Military Council has stressed the need to grant the leadership council powers to impose a State of Emergency, declare war, take command of regular forces, and ... Read more »
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Sudan's ruling Transitional Military Council has published its own suggested constitutional draft after disagreeing with some points in the opposition's draft. ... Read more »
