Teachers in Nyala, South Darfur, announced a complete cessation of work in all stages on Tuesday after a police assault on teachers at the Nyala Secondary School on Monday. They also held a protest procession condemning the attack. The South Darfur state police chief admitted that an officer entered the Nyala School and verbally and …
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Angry demonstrators took to the streets of the Sudanese capital of Khartoum and elsewhere in the country on Tuesday, following the alleged gang-rape of a 19-year-old woman by members of the regular forces in the evening after the March 14 March of the Millions on Monday.
Two young men who were arrested on charges of killing a police brigadier in Khartoum in January, have been on hunger strike since Monday, demanding that the Public Prosecutor investigate the charges.
The El Obeid Court in North Kordofan sentenced a member of the General Intelligence Service (GIS) to death by hanging yesterday. The GIS member was convicted of killing Ahmed Safiedin in April 2019.
The Sudanese Socialist Doctors Association reported that 104 cases were injured during the March 14 processions in Khartoum and Omdurman. The association report that tear gas, automatic rifles, and stun grenades being fired were the primary source of injury among the protestors. Three cases of protesters run over by vehicles were also reported.