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Sudan: Troika Welcomes Statements By Military, Opposition On a New Civilian-Led Govt
Dabanga, 3 August 2022
The Sudan Troika (Norway. UK, USA) has welcomed "the reaffirmation by a range of Sudanese civilian and military stakeholders, as set out in recent public statements, to a… Read more »
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Sudan: New Campaign to Expose Sudan Junta's Violations As Over 100 Protesters Are Injured
Dabanga, 2 August 2022
A new campaign was launched on Sunday to expose human rights violations by the military junta against pro-democracy protests as more than 100 people were injured in the July 31… Read more »
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Sudan: Forces of Freedom and Change Draws New Constitutional Charter Amidst Criticism
Dabanga, 2 August 2022
The mainstream faction of the Forces of Freedom and Change, the FFC- Central Council, has drawn up a draft of a new constitutional charter. After repeated criticism, they stressed… Read more »
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Sudan: Abu Hamad-Atbara Road in Northern Sudan Closed By Activists
Dabanga, 3 August 2022
The road linking Abu Hamad with Atbara in River Nile state is blocked since Friday. The people living in the area demand better services and a solution to land disputes in the… Read more »
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Sudan: Sudan Doctors - 105 Wounded in Khartoum Peace Protest
Dabanga, 1 August 2022
The Central Committee of Sudanese Doctors announced 105 cases of injury at the 31 July Khartoum protests calling for peaceful co-existence, including a scattered gunshot wound, 11… Read more »
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Sudan: West Darfur Activists - 'Authorities Detained 177 Illegally'
Dabanga, 1 August 2022
The Defence Authority for West Darfur Detainees reported that the authorities had arbitrarily detained 177 people last week. The whereabouts of a large number of them are still to… Read more »
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Sudan: Transport Tariffs Increase Dramatically Whilst Economy Continues to Suffer
Dabanga, 2 August 2022
Transportation tariffs in Khartoum witnessed a significant increase yesterday. Witnesses said that prices increased between 40 and 50 per cent. People condemned and rejected the… Read more »
Sudan Troika Welcomes Military's Move Toward a Civilian-Led Govt
The Sudan Troika - Norway. UK, U.S. - has welcomed the statement by a number of Sudanese civilian and military stakeholders, reaffirmation their committment to a civilian-led government in the country's transition to democracy. The three countries further urged a strong women representation in the new government.
Coup leader and head of the Sudanese Sovereignty Council, General Abdelfattah El Burhan, announced in a televised speech on July 4, 2022 that the military would no longer participate in the dialogue facilitated by the AU-IGAD-UNITAMS Trilateral Mechanism.
The armed forces would withdraw from the government, following the formation of a new government of technocrats by Sudan's political forces and other national groups. form that would complete the tasks of the transitional period.
The Troika said that it is vital that upon agreement among civilian parties to form a transitional government, the military fulfils its stated commitment to withdraw from the political scene.
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The "trilateral mechanism" - made up of the United Nations Integrated Transition Assistance Mission in Sudan, the African Union and the Intergovernmental Authority on Development - ... Read more »
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Large crowds defied security forces and an internet shutdown to take to the streets in Khartoum and other Sudanese cities protesting continued military rule. Eyewitnesses said ... Read more »
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On June 14, 2022 the Military Committee headed by the Deputy President of the Sovereignty Council Mohamed Hamdan Dagalo 'Hemeti' and Council member Lt Gen Shamsel Read more »
