A member of the Sudanese military set fire to a church in Doka, in East Galabat in El Gedaref on Friday. The General Union of Christian Youth condemned this “clear violation of human rights, religious freedoms, and all international covenants’.
As part of rolling strikes by Sudanese teachers against low wages and poor working conditions, the Sudanese Teachers Committee has announced a protest to demand the Minister of Education to step down on Tuesday.
Sudan’s Supreme Court has rejected an appeal submitted by the Steering Committee of the Sudanese Bar Association (SBA) for the union to be re-established as it was under the former Al Bashir regime.
At least 10 cases of fever were recorded in Port Sudan, capital Red Sea state, on Thursday. “The situation is alarming,” journalist Azza Era told Radio Dabanga.
On Thursday, families of people killed during protests against Sudan’s former regime and military junta organised a protest vigil in front of Sudan’s Attorney General and Judiciary, rejecting the alleged decision to abolish the special courts for the martyrs.