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Thousands of demonstrators took to the streets of Sudans capital of Khartoum on Tuesday, Oct. 25, marking 1st anniversary of a military coup that upended a short-lived democratic transition.

Sudanese security forces fired tear gas at pro-democracy protesters, who rallied as they marked the first anniversary of a coup that derailed a transition to civilian rule.

Thousands of Sudanese took to the streets of Khartoum and all major cities across the country on Friday to commemorate the 58th anniversary of the 1964 ‘October Revolution’ that overthrew the junta of Maj Gen Ibrahim Abboud to usher in general elections the next year.

“A victory of the revolutionaries on the basis of a programme of rupture, as advanced by the resistance committees, would open a breach in the bringing to heel of the Arab world and more broadly in Africa.”

Medhn and Azmera are using their skills to build homes that can withstand the extreme weather in eastern Sudan.

Sudan has been ruled by a transitional government for the past three years in which military and civilian leaders have shared power until national elections can be held. The country is categorised by Freedom House as “not free” and human rights violations taking place are simply not on the radar of the international community.During the

The U.S. resettled roughly 25,400 refugees in fiscal year 2022, using only 20% of the 125,000 refugee spots President Biden allocated, data obtained by CBS News show.

According to a recent report published by the Famine Early Warning System Network (FEWS NET), Sudan’s growing acute food insecurity, recent flooding, and mass displacement as a result of intercommunal conflict, have led to Sudan being classified as a country in ‘crisis’.

Anti-coup protests continues in Sudan despite deaths

The camp has about 25,000 refugees.