Tear gas complications kill Khartoum senior
An 80-year-old man has died of breathing complications after tear gas was fired into his house in Khartoum North by...
Student demonstrators threatened with arrest in Sudan
The National Intelligence and Security Service (NISS) in Atbara in River Nile state has threatened the students of the Faculty...
Sudan uprising: Mass ‘Salvation Marches’ planned across Sudan tomorrow
Sudanese protests demanding the immediate step-down of Al Bashir and his regime from the rule of the country continued this...
Sudanese journalists step-up press freedom protests
The Sudanese Journalists’ Network carried out a protest march in central Khartoum to demand freedom of the press on Monday,...
Opposition: ‘Detained demonstrators mistreated in Sudan’
Four opposition leaders were released from months of detention on Saturday; meanwhile, the opposition Sudanese Congress Party has reported that...
Sudan uprising: Protests across Sudan and across the world
Demonstrations calling for the unconditional step-down of President Omar Al Bashir and his regime, that has held power in Sudan...
Sudan uprising: ‘Boycott companies collaborating with Al Bashir regime’
The signatories to the Declaration of Freedom and Change, the driving force behind the anti-government protests in Sudan that began in...
Sudan uprising: ‘Marches of Justice’ across the country
On Thursday, thousands of Sudanese joined the ‘Marches of Justice’ in greater Khartoum and a number of other places in...
Sudan Call suspends all dialogue with Al Bashir regime
The Sudan Call alliance of opposition parties and armed movements has confirmed its withdrawal from all dialogue initiatives offered by the Sudanese...
Emergency Court fines, imprisons Khartoum protester
The Emergency Court of Khartoum North headed by Judge Emad El Bino issued a ruling sentence against a demonstrator from...
Sudan uprising: Fourth month of mass demos, vigils
The mass public protests across Sudan demanding the unconditional step-down of Al Bashir and his regime from power, originally sparked...
Lawyers: 530 cases referred to Sudan’s Emergency Courts in two weeks
At least 530 people have been prosecuted via the Emergency Courts in Sudan during the first two weeks of March....
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