Sudan Internet Access Returning After Court Order
Telecom providers have begun restoring mobile access to the Internet weeks after service was cut following a deadly crackdown on protesters.
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Sudan:
Govt Must Respect Human Rights to Achieve Peace and Stability
VOA, 10 July 2019
U.N. human rights experts say Sudan must end its horrific legacy of violence and abuse and respect the rights of its people if it wishes to achieve a peaceful and stable society. Read more »
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Sudan:
Internet to Return in 'Two or Three Days' - Military Council
Dabanga, 9 July 2019
The spokesman for the Transitional Military Council (TMC), Shamseldin El Kabbashi, says he expects the return of the internet to Sudan in two or three days, stressing that there… Read more »
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Sudan:
Media and Web Freedom Threatened in Sudan Turbulence
IPS, 9 July 2019
The United Nations has condemned an internet shutdown and the blocking of social media channels during Sudan's political crisis, as fears persisted over a crackdown on media… Read more »
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Sudan:
Restored Internet Reveals Footage of Militia Abuses
Dabanga, 11 July 2019
Sudanese activists have begun to publish hundreds of videos picturing the violence which took place against protesters during the authorities' violent dismantling of the sit-in in… Read more »
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Sudan:
Internet Shut-Down - Call for Compensation
Dabanga, 11 July 2019
The Sudan Telecommunications Professionals Association (TPA) has called for immediate compensation to subscribers, especially prepaid subscribers, for the damages they suffered as… Read more »
InFocus
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Mediators in Sudan say progress has been made in talks between ruling military leaders and opposition protest groups in their efforts to establish a transition period to democracy. ... Read more »
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Human Rights Watch wants Sudanese leaders to facilitate the establishment of an effective international investigation into the abuse and killing of protesters since December 2018. Read more »