HRW researcher: Sudan transitional justice needs broad societal discussion
KHARTOUM - The international community sponsoring Sudan’s Framework Agreement “should not repeat the 2019 experience,” says Human Rights Watch (HRW)...
ICG: ‘Considerable work remains to keep things on track’ in Sudan
BRUSSELS - A statement by the non-governmental think tank International Crisis Group (ICG) recommends that signatories of Sudan’s new Framework...
Book review: “When Peace Kills Politics: International Intervention and unending wars in the Sudans” by Sharath Srinivasan (2021)
SUDAN - This review by Matthew Benson (Conflict and Civicness Research Group at LSE), originally published by PeaceRep, identifies When...
Economist: ‘Little hope for Sudan national budget’
Hasan Bashir, a professor of economics at El Nilein University, has expressed doubt over the efficacy of the recently leaked*...
Sudan Transparency and Policy Tracker: Grassroots resistance to gold mining must be backed by policy
AKASHA / DORDEIB - “Sit-ins and other forms of community protests, such as blockades of national highways and stoppage of...
Sudan financial analyst denounces ‘doubling of service fees’
According to financial analyst Hafiz Ismail, the current Minister of Finance should be dismissed. A new government is to review...
Sudan Transparency and Policy Tracker: ‘Next phase of transition make-or-break for a modern, stable state’
Sudan stands today on the threshold of a new phase of its arduous transition to democracy with the imminent signing...
Op-Ed: How the Sudanese military worsened the fuel crisis to justify their coup
At a time when fuel prices rise further, Sudan In The News published an investigation in which whistle-blowers in Sudan’s oil industry...
Sudan: a glimmer of political hope
Leading members of the AU-IGAD-UN Trilateral Mechanism published a statement on the negotiations between the mainstream Forces of Freedom and Change (FFC) and Sudan's...
Sudan Transparency and Policy Tracker: How mercury is poisoning a nation
In the first week of August, flash floods swept through more than 25 villages north of Atbara in Sudan’s River...
Sudan timeline: July-September 2022: Junta continues to repress resistance as Pound founders and hunger grows
While the leaders of the ruling military junta in Sudan pledge that the military will withdraw from the political arena...
Op-Ed: No immunities from prosecution for grave human rights violations or serious international crimes can be contemplated
By Emma DiNapoli, Legal Officer at REDRESS* Since the October 25 2021 military coup, rumours of an “imminent” political breakthrough...
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