Sudan protests 2018/2019

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Sudan • 7 min read

Sudan’s revolution 1 year on: Families of disappeared, martyrs still wait for justice

Mohammed Amin | Military members of the government, especially Hemedti, are likely responsible for the violence.

19 December 2019

Coalition for Freedom and Change • 19 min read

Sudan peace negotiations up for grabs: How Hemedti is exerting influence in negotiations in Juba

Mohamed al-Amin | Sudan's Sovereign Council announced that direct talks would be postponed until February.

18 December 2019

detox • 20 min read

Detox | Issue 10: Burning manuscripts, empty landscapes and the fear of forgetting

"I’m still praying that time will be fair to us and that everything we’ve done won’t be in vain."

6 December 2019

attacks on civilians • 8 min read

Sudan opposition rejects committee report blaming sit-in attack on rogue security officers

Protesters rejected the report as an attempt to shield the military council from responsibility

28 July 2019

military coups • 7 min read

Thousands fill Khartoum streets in ‘millions march’, driven back by security forces under gunfire, tear gas

Security forces fired teargas at protesters who continued to press on toward the presidential palace

1 July 2019

military coups • 13 min read

Scenes from a protest camp dispersed

This won’t deter me from continuing what we started: a revolution to build the Sudan we want

12 June 2019

African Union • 11 min read

Ethiopian bid for mediation, African Union suspension trouble Egypt’s play for role in Sudan’s transition

Egypt is an eager mediator in Sudan but its position is contested by Ethiopia and Kenya

7 June 2019

Egypt-Sudan relations • 18 min read

Who are the key actors behind Sudan’s moment of violence?

Mada Masr presents some context on the different players in the developments on the ground in Sudan

6 June 2019

military coups • 8 min read

After the violent dispersal of the Khartoum sit-in: Revolutionaries block roads, start civil disobedience

Protesters put up barricades on thousands of kilometers of roads after the violent sit-in dispersal

5 June 2019

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Opinion

Reem Abbas

This straw will drown us: On Sudan’s normalization with Israel

The proponents of normalization argue that this step favors Sudan’s interests without explaining how

12 December 2020

Alaa Abd El Fattah

Advice for revolutionaries

Unsolicited advice is generally more a form of nostalgia than a practical position

28 April 2019

Nesrine Malik

A desperate Bashir

Sudanese President Omar al-Bashir seems to be running out time — and money

10 February 2019

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News

Sudan protests 2018/2019 • 5 min read

Protesters take to streets after Sudanese PM survives assassination attempt

9 March 2020

Muslim Brotherhood arrests • 4 min read

Militant cell linked to Muslim Brotherhood in Egypt accused of plotting attack in Khartoum

16 February 2020

Sudan • 5 min read

Hundreds of Sudanese security forces rebel against dissolution amid security tension in Khartoum

14 January 2020

military coups • 5 min read

Over 30 killed after Sudanese paramilitaries violently disperse protest sit-in in Khartoum

3 June 2019

Sudan protests 2018/2019 • 16 min read

Sudan’s military council: Government to be civilian except for defense and interior ministries, will not extradite Bashir to ICC

12 April 2019

Sudan protests 2018/2019 • 4 min read

Source: Arrest of soldier for participating in anti-Bashir protests sparks clashes between security, Armed Forces in Port Sudan

24 January 2019

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