Sit-In Dispersal

Martyrs families say accountability a must for senior offices

The families of the slain protesters of the December 2018 Revolution said all who “planned, orchestrated and carried out the…

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Sudanese film “The Martyrs of Khartoum” wins at Fastnet festival

A Sudanese documentary film titled “The Martyrs of Khartoum” collected the An-Sophie Fontaine Human Rights Award in Documentary Film at…

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Nabil Adeeb reveals security force had stormed investigation committee headquarters

According to a press circular attributed to the head of the investigation committee into the 2019 sit-in dispersal, Nabil Adeeb,…

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Adeeb reveals sit-in dispersal findings contingent on expert reports

According to the head of the independent committee tasked with investigating the sit-in dispersal, preparing the commission’s final report depends…

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Appeals court rules for executing Abdel Shakour’s killer

The appeal court upheld the death sentence of an officer in the Rapid Support Forces, who was convicted of murdering…

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Sudanese journalist assaulted, regular forces suspected

On Monday, a member of the Sudanese Preparatory Committee for the Restoration of the Journalist Syndicate, Ali al-Dali, was assaulted…

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Attorney-General in Sudan pledges to lift immunities off the accused in revolution victims’ reports

The Attorney-General in Sudan promised to involve the families of the revolution’s victims in the investigations, and to remove all…

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Hamdok: Sudan witnessing comprehensive national crisis

In a press conference, Dr. Abdallah Hamdok, the Prime Minister of Sudan, has said that his country is currently witnessing…

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RFi: Hemedti refusing to integrate Rapid Support Forces into the army

According to Radio France internationale, the Transitional Sovereignty Council’s second in command, Lt. Gen. Mohammad Hamdan Dagalo ((Hemedti)) has been…

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Police officer slain during Sit-In Dispersal second Anniversary

As announced by the Sudanese police forces, Othman Hussein, a police officer slain in the line of duty during yesterday’s…

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June 3 Processions: Demonstrations in Khartoum to break-up “Blood Partnership”

Tas’goot Bas (just fall that is all) will be the slogan the June 3 processions, organized by the nation’s various…

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Thousands Attend Funeral of Enforced Disappearance Victim

On Wednesday, thousands of Sudanese mourned Mohamed Ismail, an enforced disappearance victim whose body was identified in one of Khartoum’s…

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HRW: Lethal Force against Peaceful Protesters used by Sudanese Forces on May 11th

A Human Rights Watch report published on Wednesday stated that Sudan’s armed forces used lethal force against peaceful protesters on the…

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TSC Accepts Attorney General’s Resignation, Relieves Chief Justice

The Sudanese authorities announced their acceptance of the Attorney General’s resignation and relieved the Chief Justice from her position, paving…

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Public Prosecution receives Over 99 Military Personnel Turned Over by Sudanese Armed Forces

The investigation into the 29th Ramadan events has witnessed over 99 military personnel turned over by the Sudanese Armed Forces…

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Prosecution: Army Must Present Culprits in Tuesday’s Events

Sudan’s Public Prosecutor demanded, on Wednesday, the army must present culprits in Tuesday’s violence, which saw the killing and wounding…

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Unnamed Entities Accused by the Sudanese Army

Unnamed entities accused by the Sudanese Armed Forces of working to stifle the country’s transition process and create strife between…

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Two were Killed and Seven Others Wounded at Command HQ

Medical sources revealed to (Al-Taghyeer) that two were killed and seven others were wounded from resulting gunshots fired by government…

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Hamdok: Courts Examining a Number of Martyrs’ Cases

The Sudanese Prime Minister, Abdallah Hamdok, said on Tuesday that his country’s courts are examining a number of martyrs’ cases.…

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