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At least 9 killed in Sudan protests, many detained, as activists call for new demos - Vimarsana News

At least 9 killed in Sudan protests, many detained, as activists call for new demos

According to the Central Committee of Sudanese Doctors (CCSD) nine protesters were killed in the June 30 Marches of the Millions in the Sudanese capital. Many others were wounded. On Friday, protests continued. For today, the Central Khartoum Resistance Committees called for new demonstrations. During the past few days, hundreds of activists have been detained in the country. In statements yesterday, the UN OHCHR, the EU, USAID, and the US Embassy in Khartoum expressed their indignation to the excessive violence against protesters.

Afropages - Protest group calls to exclude political forces from Sudan transitional government - Vimarsana News

Afropages - Protest group calls to exclude political forces from Sudan transitional government

<p>March 14, 2022 (KHARTOUM) – The anti-coup protest youth group, Angry Without Borders, on Monday called to not include political forces in future transitional government once the military are removed from power.</p>

Protest group calls to exclude political forces from Sudan transitional government - Vimarsana News

Protest group calls to exclude political forces from Sudan transitional government

The anti-coup protest youth group, Angry Without Borders, on Monday called to not include political forces in future transitional government once the military are removed from power.

Medics protest attacks on hospitals in Sudanese capital - Vimarsana News

Medics protest attacks on hospitals in Sudanese capital

On Sunday, doctors in Khartoum organised a demonstration to protest the violence used by government forces against hospitals treating wounded protesters. Resistance committees in Khartoum denounce the authorities’ attempts ‘to demonise them’.