ACJPS concerned about activistis held incommunicado in Port Sudan
The African Centre for Justice and Peace Studies (ACJPS) has expressed its concerns about the safety and well-being of two...
More than 40,000 public order cases annually in Sudan capital: SDFG
According to the Sudan Democracy First Group (SDFG), the Sudanese Public Order Law is meant to oppress and dominate the...
Electricity tariff hike ‘a death blow to Sudanese industry’
An expert in the field of electric power has harshly criticised the new increase in Sudan’s electricity tariffs for the...
US Dollar trading at more than SDG 28 on Sudan’s parallel forex market
The price of the US Dollar has risen above SDG 28 on Sudan’s parallel currency market, in the wake of the...
Khartoum imposes State of Emergency in Kassala, North Kordofan
The disarmament campaign has been extended to North Kordofan and Kassala. On Saturday, Sudanese President Omar Al Bashir imposed the...
Analyst: Sudan’s draft 2018 budget ‘tragic and catastrophic’
Sudan’s draft general budget for 2018 represents “as a siege on citizens’ livelihood as a result of rising prices, high...
Fatwa: ‘Sudan’s campaign of newspaper confiscations haram’
Muslim Imam, preacher, and head of El Wasat Islamic Party, Dr Yousif El Kouda, has issued a Fatwa (ruling on...
Thousands of Chadian refugees set to return from Darfur
More than 4,000 Chadian refugees in Central Darfur have started their voluntary return home after more than ten years in...
Enough Project: New report on Sudan’s religious oppression
This week, the Enough Project published Radical Intolerance: Sudan's Religious Oppression and Embrace of Extremist Groups. In this new report,...
‘Voluntary Work Act amendments will not benefit Sudanese civil society’
The Secretary-General of the Sudanese Civil Society Initiative, Hamid Ali, said that “the Voluntary Work Act of 2006 and the...
New report exposes spying, violations in Sudan’s telecoms sector
The Sudan Democracy First Group (SDFG) has released its latest report Out of Coverage: Politics, Corruption and Lack of Transparency...
Sudan journalists, lawyers unite against Press Act amendments
The pace of rejection of proposed amendments to the Press Act of 2009 has escalated at a seminar organised by...
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