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Recent News
- Sudan’s Bashir transferred to maximum-security prison – CNN April 17, 2019
- Enough Project and Don Cheadle Issue Warning About Sudan’s Coup – The Enough Project April 11, 2019
- Sudan: With al-Bashir Ouster, End Authoritarianism | Human Rights Watch April 11, 2019
- Sudan protests: Omar al-Bashir exploited ethnic division for decades. Now Sudan is united against him. – The Washington Post January 20, 2019
- Act for Sudan: US policy on Sudan must pivot to advance freedom, justice, and democracy | Radio Dabanga January 17, 2019
- Opinion | Marching Toward a Massacre – The New York Times January 16, 2019
- “The Heart of Nuba” — CNNi Coverage – YouTube March 28, 2018
- Bipartisan Group of 57 Lawmakers Call on Trump to Hold Sudan Accountable for Corruption, Human Rights Abuses | U.S. House of Representatives March 28, 2018
- Don’t Remove Sudan From the Terrorism List | World Report | US News February 23, 2018
- Analysts: Don’t ‘Gut’ Darfur Peacekeeping Mission With Funding Cuts April 13, 2017
Events
Category Archives: News
Sudan’s Bashir transferred to maximum-security prison – CNN
Sudan’s ousted President Omar al-Bashir was transferred on Tuesday evening to Kober prison, a maximum-security prison notorious for holding political prisoners, two prison officials who witnessed his arrival told CNN. Source: Sudan’s Bashir transferred to maximum-security prison – CNN
Enough Project and Don Cheadle Issue Warning About Sudan’s Coup – The Enough Project
After months of protests in Sudan, President Omar al-Bashir has been ousted by the country’s military. Source: Enough Project and Don Cheadle Issue Warning About Sudan’s Coup – The Enough Project
Sudan: With al-Bashir Ouster, End Authoritarianism | Human Rights Watch
The end of Omar al- Bashir’s 30-year rule provides a momentous opportunity for Sudan to put respect for human rights and rule of law at the center of its transition, Human Rights Watch said today. Source: Sudan: With al-Bashir Ouster, … Continue reading
Sudan protests: Omar al-Bashir exploited ethnic division for decades. Now Sudan is united against him. – The Washington Post
The ongoing protests against Bashir are stronger than ever because of a new sense of national solidarity. Source: Sudan protests: Omar al-Bashir exploited ethnic division for decades. Now Sudan is united against him. – The Washington Post
Act for Sudan: US policy on Sudan must pivot to advance freedom, justice, and democracy | Radio Dabanga
A group of 93 Sudanese scholars, human rights organisations, and leading activists have published an open letter strongly urging the US Government to support the participants in the current Sudan uprising, by calling for President Omar Al Bashir to step … Continue reading
Bipartisan Group of 57 Lawmakers Call on Trump to Hold Sudan Accountable for Corruption, Human Rights Abuses | U.S. House of Representatives
Press release and letter from 57 House members to the State Department asking that the US “develop transformational human rights and social and political benchmarks” for the U.S. policy on Sudan. The letter opens: “As you know, the Government of … Continue reading
Analysts: Don’t ‘Gut’ Darfur Peacekeeping Mission With Funding Cuts
Sudan wants careful UNAMID exit strategy, but analysts believe mission still serves purpose and that abrupt cut could impact humanitarian assistance, civilian protection Source: Analysts: Don’t ‘Gut’ Darfur Peacekeeping Mission With Funding Cuts
Channel 4 News filmmakers reveal six week ordeal in Sudanese detention – Channel 4 News
In December 2016, freelance journalist Phil Cox and Darfuri author Daoud Hari were abducted while travelling in Sudan to film an investigation into human rights abuses. Source: Channel 4 News filmmakers reveal six week ordeal in Sudanese detention – Channel … Continue reading
Kidnapped, tortured and thrown in jail: my 70 days in Sudan | World news | The Guardian
The long read: Twelve years after reporting on the conflict in Darfur, film-maker Phil Cox returned. But this time, the Sudanese government put a price on his head Source: Kidnapped, tortured and thrown in jail: my 70 days in Sudan … Continue reading
