Sudan’s Blue Nile state capital ‘completely paralysed’ after Sunday’s violence
Ed Damazin, capital of Blue Nile state, witnessed a relative calm yesterday morning although the situation remained tense and normal...
Sudan’s new Revolutionary Movt to focus on rural areas, calls for wide participation in today’s protests
The SPLM-N Democratic Revolutionary Movement split-off group headed by Yasir Arman, former political advisor to the government of Abdallah Hamdok,...
Protester killed during demonstrations against Sudan’s military coup
The Central Committee of Sudan Doctors (CCSD) reported on Sunday that an unidentified demonstrator was killed in Khartoum after being shot...
Sudan: Fighting in Blue Nile state capital, demos call for governor’s dismissal
As the situation in Blue Nile state deteriorates due to outbreaks of violence, demonstrators calling for the dismissal of Governor...
ACJPS: Death sentence of young Sudanese woman a human rights violation
On Friday, the African Centre for Justice and Peace Studies (ACJPS) published a statement condemning the sentencing to death by...
Sudanese NGO registration cancelled by authorities
Sudan’s Humanitarian Aid Commission cancelled the registration of the Sudanese Consumer Protection Society on Sunday, after telecom companies cut off...
Renewed Sudan inter-communal conflict leaves four dead in West Kordofan
Four people were killed in an armed inter-communal clash in the Um Khashmin area of West Kordofan on Friday morning. People...
At least 198 dead in Sudan Blue Nile state clashes
The death toll rose to at least 198, with more than 90 injured as a result of the Wad El...
UN urges restraint one year after Sudan coup
Thousands of Sudanese took to the streets of Khartoum and all major cities across the country on Friday to commemorate...
Hamar ‘Central Kordofan’ lobby clears road to North Darfur after week-long closure
Protesting Hamar tribesmen have reopened the road linking En Nehoud in West Kordofan to the North Darfur capital of El...
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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