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Organisation says suspension will remain until civilian rule is restored

It was a marriage of inconvenience to begin with and it is surprising that it lasted as long as it did. On Monday, the people of Sudan woke up to find that the military had arrested key civilian figures, including Prime Minister Abdallah Hamdok and members of his Cabinet, as well as representatives of the civilian faction of the Sovereignty Council, the highest governing body,

On Monday, the Sudanese military dissolved the civilian rule, arrested leaders and declared a state of emergency, leading to chaos.

It was a marriage of inconvenience to begin with and it is surprising that it lasted as long as it did. On Monday, the people of Sudan woke up to find that the military had arrested key civilian figures, including Prime Minister Abdallah Hamdok and members of his Cabinet, as well as representatives of the civilian faction of the Sovereignty Council, the highest governing body,

Situation before, with 14- million people in need - of humanitarian assistance. there are over a million refugees hosted here, i and yet this country- is struggling to move on, and it was in some ways, i it feels like everything has gone back to square one. its just two years since the streets last looked like this, with long—term leader al—bashir being overthrown. it was hoped there would be some stability, but today, that hope seems shattered. anne soy, bbc news. let s get some of the day ...

Arrest, speak far louder than their words. many, including aid agencies in the country, are concerned about what happens now. were just so concerned. this was a big humanitarian situation before, with 14- million people in need - of humanitarian assistance. there are over a million refugees hosted here, i and yet this country- is struggling to move on, and it was in some ways, i it feels like everything has gone back to square one. its just two years since the streets last looked like this, with...

Situation before, with 14- million people in need - of humanitarian assistance. there are over a million refugees hosted here, i and yet this country- is struggling to move on, and it was in some ways, i it feels like everything has gone back to square one. it�*s just two years since the streets last looked like this, with long—term leader al—bashir being overthrown. it was hoped there would be some stability, but today, that hope seems shattered. anne soy, bbc news. it will have none of t...

Sudan's military seized power Monday, dissolving the transitional government hours after troops arrested the prime minister. Thousands of people flooded into the streets to protest the coup that threatens the country's shaky progress toward democracy.

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