‘Sudan should implement democratic reforms’: UN Human Rights Expert
During his fourth visit to Sudan, the UN Independent Expert on the Situation of Human Rights in Sudan, Aristide Nononsi,...
‘Sudanese forces use excessive force against students’: ACJPS
According to the African Centre for Justice and Peace Studies (ACJPS), Sudanese forces used excessive force against university students this...
Donald Booth: ‘Sanctions relief is a start to address Sudan’s human rights issues’
Over the next three months, the United States decided whether Sudan has made sustainable progress on certain areas and it...
Sudan’s Government of National Accord ‘below expectations’
Political analysts and journalists have described the new Sudanese Government of National Accord announced on Thursday as “below expectations, disappointing,...
Lawyers reject release of Sudanese activist on ‘insanity grounds’
A Sudanese social media activist who was arrested on charges of apostasy last week has been released on the grounds...
‘EU should support Darfur peace instead of Sudan govt.’: rebel leader
In a statement today, Minni Minawi, head of the Sudan Liberation Movement (SLM-MM), calls on the European Union to support...
‘Sudanese Pound rate will continue to drop’: economist
The Pound will continue to fall against the Dollar, causing the inflation to rise further, according to a prominent Sudanese...
Darfur women welcome UN report on conflict-related sexual violence
Displaced women in Darfur have commended the recently published UN Report of the Secretary-General on conflict-related sexual violence in 2016....
‘USA must delay permanent lifting of sanctions against Sudan’: HRW
Human Rights Watch (HRW) has called on Washington to delay the definite lifting of economic sanctions until the human rights...
‘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...
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