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KHARTOUM — Thousands protested in Sudan against military rule on the anniversary Wednesday of previous popular uprisings, most recently against autocrat Omar Al Bashir three years ago.In the capital Khartoum, where hundreds took to the streets, security forces fired tear gas at the crowd, said witnesses.The security forces also "stormed Al Jawda hospital and fired tear gas

KHARTOUM - Thousands protested across Sudan against military rule on the anniversary Wednesday of previous popular uprisings, most recently against autocrat Omar al-Bashir three years ago.

KHARTOUM: Thousands protested across Sudan against military rule on the anniversary on Wednesday of previous popular uprisings, most recently against ruler Omar al Bashir three...

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Thousands protested across Sudan against military rule on the anniversary Wednesday of previous popular uprisings, most recently against autocrat Omar al-Bashir three years ago

A teenage Sudanese protester was killed and others injured as thousands gathered against the October 25 military coup led by army chief Abdel Fattah al-Burhan

The Central Committee of Sudan Doctors announced that one protestor was killed, and dozens were injured during the March of the Millions in Khartoum, on Thursday. Eisam Hasab al-Rasoul (23) was shot in the chest by the security forces, leaving the current number of protestors that have been killed at 93, since the October 25 military coup.

Street demonstrations once confined to the capital Khartoum have spread and taken root in its satellite cities and provincial capitals.

Médecins Sans Frontières (MSF), also known as “Doctors without Borders”, in a statement on Monday said it wishes to dissociate from a Sudanese organization that holds the same name.

A compact digest of the past week's most-read highlights, from the heart of Sudan.