Sudan journalists recount detention ordeal
A number of journalists who were arrested before and during the protest marches in Khartoum on Thursday recounted what happened...
Sudanese journalist beaten in Omdurman home during protest
Journalist Difaf Mousa of El Tayyar newspaper reported that during the peaceful procession on Wednesday, a group of armed men,...
Journalists beaten, detained for covering Sudan uprising
The National Intelligence and Security Services (NISS) detained 28 journalists for several hours, ahead of a planned sit-in to protest...
Sudan Press Council files complaint against TV channel for covering protests
The prosecution department of the government-controlled Press and Publications Council filed a complaint against Al Arabiya office in Sudan and...
Sudan journalists: ‘Al Bashir regime tightening grip on press’
The ruling regime in Sudan under President Omar Al Bashir has “continued to tighten its grip on newspapers and journalists”...
Sudanese Journalists Network condemns ‘systematic targeting of reporters’
The Sudanese Journalists Network has strongly condemned the systematic targeting of reporters and newspaper correspondents since the beginning of the...
Detentions of journalists covering Sudan protests continue
Four journalists are held in detention by the National Intelligence and Securtiy Service (NISS) for their reporting on the popular...
Authorities attempt to disrupt social media, internet traffic in Sudan
News, pictures, and videos of the street protests in Sudan continue to reach the outside world, despite apparent attempts by...
Sudanese newspaper banned, journalists threatened
Officers of the Sudanese security apparatus have continued confiscating newspapers in Khartoum, most recently banning El Jareeda daily from printing on Sunday. ...
More journalists detained by Sudan security services
On Friday, agents of the National Intelligence and Security Service (NISS) detained Ahmed Younis, correspondent of the London-based El Sharq...
Reporters Without Borders decries ‘new crackdown on Sudanese media’
International press freedom watchdog Reporters Without Borders (RSF) has issued a statement voicing its alarm at “a new crackdown on...
Sudan news media call three-day strike
On Thursday, Sudanese journalists embarked on a three-day strike in response to peaceful demonstrations and protests across the country, protesting...
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