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The fifteenth round of mass demonstrations against the military coup in Sudan took place on 24 January. At least 76 people have been killed by the army since the 25 October coup, and over 2,000 wounded. There is a kind of stalemate in which the coup regime is able to maintain its position and carry out extremely brutal repression, but the anti-coup movement keeps surging up too.
The fifteenth round of mass demonstrations against the military coup in Sudan took place on 24 January. At least 76 people have been killed by the army since the 25 October coup, and over 2,000 wounded. There is a kind of stalemate in which the coup regime is able to maintain its position and carry out extremely brutal repression, but the anti-coup movement keeps surging up too.
Their claims are clear, they demand the cancellation of the peace agreement of 2020 signed between Khartoum and rebel groups from various regions. The agreement reportedly aggravated tribal rivalries when, according to one of the protesters' leaders.