Video Footage Shows Extreme Violence, Abuse by Sudan Govt Forces
- Publisher:
- Human Rights Watch
- Publication Date:
- 11 February 2019
- Tags:
- Sudan, Conflict, Peace and Security, Governance, Human Rights
WARNING - GRAPHIC VIOLENCE. VIEWER DISCRETION ADVISED: Human Rights Watch released a video on February 11, 2019, that shows government forces' extreme violence and shocking abuses against protesters during weeks of largely peaceful protests across the country. The United Nations Human Rights Council should urgently respond to the human rights crisis in Sudan at its March session and ensure an independent investigation into the violations committed since the start of protests in December 2018.
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- President Al-Bashir Chairs Meeting of Higher Coordinative Committee of National Dialogue
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- People's Congress - Withdrawal From Government Decision of Leadership Body
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- Mass Action By Diverse Groups Continues
- Bread, Cash Shortages Prevail Throughout Sudan
- Rebels Announce Meeting On 'Merging Factions'
- Journalists Arrested, Imprisoned Under Emergency Law
- President Al-Bashir Meets Leaders of Press and Mass Media
- Attorney General Meets With Fact-Finding Committee for Recent Events
- Enough Project - U.S. Should Suspend Talks With Sudan, Impose Global Sanctions
- Witness - 'Sudan Security Sodomised Slain Teacher With Stick'
- More Opposition Leaders, Activists Detained
- 'It's About Freedom' - Women On the Frontline of Uprising
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- On Shared Struggles - From Sudan to the Gilets Jaunes to #MeToo
- President Al-Bashir Affirms Sudan Capability to Overcome Challenges
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- President of the Republic Commends Steadfastness of Kassala State People
- Al-Bashir Announces Opening of Borders With Eritrea
U.S. Cautions Sudan Against Crackdown
- U.S. State Dept Cautions Sudan Govt Against Arbitrary Detention, Excessive Force
- Sudan Uprising - Second Month of Demos Met With Live Fire, Tear Gas
- Senior Lawyers Call Out Attorney-General Over Extrajudicial Killings
- Immunologists Join Sudan Doctors in County-Wide Strike
- Protest-Torn Sudan Clamps Down On Foreign Journalists
- Al-Bashir Visits Qatar While U.S. Expresses Concern Over Arrests
Sudan Govt Bows to Pressure, Cancels Meeting on Constitution
- Lawmakers Cancel Meeting on Constitutional Changes
- Diaspora in Europe Hand Memo to ICC Prosecutor
- Fruit Vendor Dies After Teargas Fired at Protesters
- Sudan Uprising Continues - Tear Gas Fired Into Mosque
- Clerics Voice Outrage At Violation of Mosques
- Doctors - Protestors in Hospital After NISS Torture
