Sudan Allows Alcohol Consumption, Decriminalizes Leaving Islam
Sudan is to allow non-Muslims to drink alcohol and has scrapped laws that had made leaving Islam potentially punishable by ...
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In Courtroom Cage, Sudan’s Ousted Dictator Bashir Stands Trial
London-based rights watchdog Amnesty International has warned however that the corruption trial should not distract from his Darfur war crimes ...
Sudan Businesses Shut as Protesters Keep Up Civil Disobedience
Most businesses in Sudan's capital remained closed on the third day of a civil disobedience campaign aimed at bringing about ...
The Inner Demons of Sudan’s Democratic Transition
Despite Sudan's powerful generals and opposition leaders agreeing in principle to the formation of a joint civilian-military council, the country's ...
Sudan Protesters Mass as Standoff with Military Drags On
Crowds of Sudanese demonstrators began converging outside the army headquarters in Khartoum Thursday for a "million-strong" march to press for ...
Will Sudan’s Transition Succeed? Lessons from the Middle East and North Africa
While there is some room for optimism for a new era of democracy and civilian rule in Sudan, the legacy ...
Focus on Protests Overlooks Role of Sudan’s Many Ongoing Civil Wars
A focus on the protests in Sudan’s capital Khartoum overlooks the country’s five concurrent civil wars. The relationship between these ...
End of an Era: What is Next for Sudan After Ousting Longtime President Bashir?
Sudan's transformational journey is certainly not going to be easy or straightforward, but the removal of longtime President Bashir is ...
Sudan’s Bashir Brought Down by People He Ruled With Iron Fist
The 75-year-old had remained defiant in the face of months-long protests that left dozens of demonstrators dead in clashes with ...
Women Take Leading Role in Sudan Protests
Sudanese women are taking a leading role in protests against President Omar al-Bashir, gaining added inspiration from the demonstrations in ...
Excessive Force Against Protesters in Sudan ‘Deeply Worrying’ : UN
The United Nations has found "deeply worrying" reports from Sudan that government forces have been using excessive force on protesters.
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