It has emerged that Sudanese forces of the military junta, that seized power in a coup d’état on October 25, launched a major detention campaign against activists from the Resistance Committees, in anticipation of yesterday’s November 17 anti-coup marches, during which at least 15 people are confirmed to have died, and dozens wounded.
A heavy military presence on all roads and squared in the Sudanese capital of Khartoum, has “turned the city into a military barracks since Wednesday morning,” in anticipation of the November 17 anti-coup marches, Feisal El Bagir, General Coordinator of the Journalists Association for Human Rights (JAHR) has told Radio Dabanga.
Overnight reports from the Central Committee of Sudan Doctors confirm that the death toll of civilians, after Sudan security forces fired on demonstrations with live ammunition yesterday, has risen to 15, while some of the wounded remain in critical condition. There have also been reports of security forces raiding hospitals and firing tear gas to …
Villagers in Tawila and Dar El Salam in North Darfur reported continued attacks on farmers and villages. Two farmers were shot dead on Saturday. An attack on a village south of Tabit displaced 15 families. Sources reported to Radio Dabanga from Tawila locality that two farmers were killed on Saturday evening by gunmen riding on …
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The restructured Sovereignty Council (SC), which was formed at the end of last week, held its first meeting in the Sudan capital of Khartoum on Sunday, under the chairmanship of Gen Abdelfattah El Burhan, Commander-in-Chief of the Sudan Armed Forces (SAF) and leader of the military junta that seized power in a coup d’état on …
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