Three were killed Monday when Sudanese security forces fired live rounds during protests against military rule by tens of thousands.
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Video: The Brief Dream Of Democracy in Sudan
The coup in Sudan has prompted fresh fears about the country’s future as even old conflicts, such as in Darfur Province, are resurfacing.
Medics: Sudan Security Forces Kill 7 Protesters in Anti-coup Rallies
Sudanese forces killed seven anti-coup protesters Monday in one of the deadliest days of recent rallies against a military takeover.
The Uncertain Fight For Sudan’s Democracy
The fight for Sudan’s democracy remains uncertain. The army did not remove Omar al-Bashir for altruistic reasons but to keep power.
Sudan PM’s Resignation Leaves Military In Full Command
The resignation of Sudan’s prime minister threatens a return to the repressive policies of the Omar al-Bashir, analysts say.
TV Journalists Freed In Sudan After Mass Street Protests
Sudanese authorities disrupted phone lines and the internet, as well as the media, including Al-Arabiya, a satellite channel.
Sudanese Protesters Vow To Stay On The Streets
At least 235 demonstrators were injured in a crackdown by Sudanese security forces on December 25 when people took to the streets.
Massive Anti-Coup Protests Sweep Sudan
As Sudan marks the third anniversary of a popular revolt, people from all over the country joined protests against the military’s takeover.
Sudan pro-democracy activists seek escalation after crackdown
Pro-democracy activists are seeking escalation after the military junta in Khartoum cracked down on the recent pro-democracy protests.
Sudan Protests after Military Seizes Power from Transitional Government
Protestors remained on streets of Sudan’s capital, Khartoum, to protest the arrest of Prime Minister Abdalla Hamdok and others.