With no end in sight for the military crackdown, the UN is calling for a "rapid deployment" of a monitoring team to look into allegations of serious rights violations, while Amnesty International has urged the Transitional Military Council "to immediately withdraw all members of the Rapid Support Forces government militia from policing and law enforcement anywhere in Sudan and especially in Khartoum".
RSF members clear barricades around the sit-in area in Khartoum.
Sudanese police fired tear gas to disperse protesters in Sudan's capital Khartoum during a civil disobedience campaign to demand civilian rule. The Sudanese Professionals ... Read more »
Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed's mediation comes amid the suspension of Sudan from all African Union activities until the military rulers hand over to civilian-led authority. Read more »
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