Sudan’s crackdown on press: Journalist detained for hours
The government has continued the crackdown on the press this week. A journalist in Red Sea state was held by...
Prosecutor summons Sudan press again over meeting with EU diplomats
The state security prosecutor summoned a number of journalists to appear before the prosecutor in Khartoum on Tuesday. A source...
NISS arrests journalists at parliament protest
The Sudanese security service has arrested nine journalist during a vigil in front of the parliament building, in protest against...
Sudan: RSF commander’s ‘North Kordofan governor should be in jail’ interview banned
The commander of Sudan’s main paramilitary Rapid Support Forces (RSF) militia, Lt. Gen. Mohamed Hamdan (aka Hemeti), has said in...
Newspaper seized, int’l media barred from Sudan Parliament
On Tuesday morning, the security apparatus confiscated the print run of El Jareeda newspaper for the second time in a...
Reporter banned from newspaper and TV
A Sudanese reporter was banned from writing for one of the newspapers on Saturday. On Monday, the security service seized...
More journalists summoned by Sudan security services
Sudan’s National Intelligence and Security Service (NISS) in the capital Khartoum summoned the editor of El Baj News website, Lina...
Sudanese social media activist harassed in Egypt
A Sudanese activist living in Cairo has been harassed by the Egyptian security service in an attempt to make him...
Three Sudan newspaper print runs seized
On Friday, the security apparatus confiscated the print runs of El Jareeda, El Tayyar, and El Rai El Aam newspapers...
Detained Sudanese journalist on hunger strike
Journalist Ahmed Bishara El Dei, who was detained by Sudan’s National Intelligence and Security Service (NISS) on July 16, has...
Two newspapers seized following NISS meeting
The Sudanese National Intelligence and Security Service (NISS) confiscated all copies of El Jareeda and El Tayyar newspapers on Monday...
Newspapers meet with Sudan’s NISS: ‘Confiscations suspended’
In a meeting between newspapers and the head of the Sudanese security apparatus NISS, they agreed to form a committee...
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