Sudanese newspaper banned, journalists threatened
Officers of the Sudanese security apparatus have continued confiscating newspapers in Khartoum, most recently banning El Jareeda daily from printing on Sunday. ...
Officers of the Sudanese security apparatus have continued confiscating newspapers in Khartoum, most recently banning El Jareeda daily from printing on Sunday. ...
Protests that began on December 19 against a rise in bread prices are continuing; over the weeks, demonstrations are increasingly...
Sudanese security forces fired tear gas at hundreds of protesters in central Khartoum on Monday, while lawyers began to strike and the doctors' strike...
Speaking on social media, the Sudan Liberation Movement (SLM-AW) leader mocked the government’s accusations of subversive schemes and opposition forces denounced racism...
President Omar Al Bashir was whisked away from the Sayida Sanhouri Mosque in Khartoum on Friday after worshippers began to...
On Friday, agents of the National Intelligence and Security Service (NISS) detained Ahmed Younis, correspondent of the London-based El Sharq...
At least 12 youth activists were detained in North Kordofan on Thursday night after attending a meeting to plan a...
As the general doctors’ strike in various states of Sudan has entered its seventh day, the strike action has spread...
The office of the spokesman for UN Secretary-General António Guterres, issued a statement on Friday voicing concern over the developments...
UN experts today added their voice to the chorus of international condemnation and expressed alarm at Sudan’s escalating violence and...
International press freedom watchdog Reporters Without Borders (RSF) has issued a statement voicing its alarm at “a new crackdown on...
A committee formed by the Darfur Bar Association to investigate the claim of Sudan’s National Intelligence and Security Service (NISS)...