Darfuri students leave university in protest
42 students from Darfur at Red Sea University in Port Sudan have made a mass resignation in protest at the continued targeting by security services, said a source to Radio Dabanga. The spokesperson said the security long pursued Darfuri students and arrested two members of the Darfur Association of Students on Wednesday, Mustafa Mohammed Taj El-Din and Mohamed Yahya, who remain in custody. The two students were reportedly accused of crimes against the state, when President Bashir made a recent visit to Port Sudan. The spokesperson said the students would not return to the University unless they felt they were respected and treated as other Sudanese students.
42 students from Darfur at Red Sea University in Port Sudan have made a mass resignation in protest at the continued targeting by security services, said a source to Radio Dabanga.
The spokesperson said the security long pursued Darfuri students and arrested two members of the Darfur Association of Students on Wednesday, Mustafa Mohammed Taj El-Din and Mohamed Yahya, who remain in custody.
The two students were reportedly accused of crimes against the state, when President Bashir made a recent visit to Port Sudan.
The spokesperson said the students would not return to the University unless they felt they were respected and treated as other Sudanese students.
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