‘Sudan’s new Voluntary Work Act oppressive’: activist
The draft of Sudan’s new Voluntary and Humanitarian Work Act aims to control the civil society organisations in the country,...
Enough Project makes case for ‘modernised’ US sanctions against Sudan
The Enough Project, a US-based watchdog which aims to end genocide and crimes against humanity in Africa, has urged the...
Corruption in gold, oil show ‘Sudan’s Deep State’: Enough
An inner circle within Khartoum has privately expropriated oil, gold, and land for self-enrichment and to maintain control through corruption...
‘Sudan govt. wanted Darfur land only’: janjaweed leader
According to a former Darfur janjaweed leader, who was arrested in Sweden in early April, the Sudanese authorities wanted to...
‘Militiamen living in our villages, using our lands’: Darfuri displaced
The continued announcements of the Sudanese government and the recent declaration of the US military attaché in Khartoum about the...
‘Sudan needs to amend arbitrary detention laws’: ACJPS blog
It is imperative that Sudan amends all laws concerning the National Intelligence and Security Service (NISS) to ensure that they...
‘Darfur fully dominated by militias’: civil society leader
Sudan’s western region is politically, militarily, and economically dominated by militias, says the head of the Darfur Civil Society Platform....
Democracy First Group: ‘Discrimination growing against Christians in Sudan’
In reaction to the recent attack by government forces on an Evangelical Church and School in Omdurman during which a...
‘Security is still gagging Sudanese press’: journalist
Sudan’s National Intelligence and Security Service (NISS) is still harassing journalists and columnists, says Mujahed Abdallah, one of the three...
Women bear the brunt of suffering in Sudan
Today, as the world celebrates International Women’s Day, women leaders across Sudan and Darfur speak to Radio Dabanga of the...
‘We want to construct a different world of work for women’: UN Women Executive Director
UN Women Executive Director Phumzile Mlambo-Ngcuka has released an insightful op-ed on the occasion of International Women’s Day, which will...
‘Women’s rights reduced, restricted, reversed’: UN Secretary-General
UN Secretary-General António Guterres, laments that while the rights of women have never been equal, discrimination is growing, and despite...
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