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"Ominous Reminder Of...": US Condemns Human Rights Violations In Sudan
The US State Department on Thursday condemned the violence and rights violations unfolding in Sudan's West Darfur region, attributing the atrocities "primarily" to the RSF paramilitary force.
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EU Ambassador To Sudan "Assaulted" In Home Amid Protest: Top Diplomat
The European Union ambassador to Sudan was attacked in his home in Khartoum on Monday, the bloc's top diplomat Josep Borrell said, as fighting between rival generals gripped the nation.
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"No To Military Rule": How An Anti-Coup Protest In Sudan Gained Momentum
A police general was killed Thursday in Sudan's latest pro-democracy protest against an October coup.
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"Tried My Best": Sudan's Prime Minister Resigns Amid Deadly Protests
Sudan's civilian Prime Minister Abdalla Hamdok resigned Sunday, more than two months after a coup and following another deadly crackdown on protesters, with the military now firmly in control.
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Sudan Prime Minister Resigns As Deadly Crackdown On Protesters Goes On
Sudan's civilian Prime Minister Abdalla Hamdok resigned Sunday, more than two months after a coup and following another deadly crackdown on protesters, with the military now firmly in control.
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Al Jazeera TV Chief In Sudan Arrested, 6 Killed In Protests
Sudanese security forces have arrested the bureau chief of Qatari-based Al Jazeera TV, the network said Sunday, a day after the latest crackdown on anti-coup protesters left at least six dead.
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23 Dead, Dozens Injured In Gas Tanker Explosion At Sudan Factory With Several Indian Staff
Twenty-three people were killed and dozens injured as a fire triggered by an explosion in a gas tanker tore through a factory in the Sudanese capital on Tuesday, officials said. The factory had over 50 employees from India.
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Sudan Opposition Chief Demands Unbiased Probe On Protest Crackdown
Sudan's veteran opposition leader Sadiq al-Mahdi called on Friday for an "objective" international investigation into last week's deadly crackdown on protesters, after the ruling military council rejected such a probe.
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UN Relocates Staff From Sudan Amid Crackdown On Protesters
The United Nations is moving some of its staff from Sudan, a spokeswoman said Wednesday, as the number of dead from a crackdown on protesters soared to more than 100.
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Sudan's Omar al-Bashir In Jail, Protesters Demand Civilian Government
Sudan's military rulers have transferred ousted president Omar al-Bashir to prison, a family source said Wednesday, as demonstrators keep up their sit-in outside the army complex calling for a swift transfer to civilian government.
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Sudan's President Omar al-Bashir Replaces Intelligence Chief: State Media
Sudan's President Omar al-Bashir Sunday replaced powerful intelligence chief Mohammed Atta, the official news agency SUNA reported, amid a security crackdown on opposition protests against rising food prices.
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Sudan Authorities Detain Reuters, AFP Reporters On Protest Coverage In Khartoum
Sudanese authorities have detained a Reuters stringer and an AFP reporter who were covering protests in the capital Khartoum, the external information council, which deals with foreign media organisations, said.
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Sudan Forces Use Sexual Violence, Threats On Female Activists: Human Rights Watch
Sudan's security forces have used sexual violence and intimidation to stop female activists from protesting and carrying out human rights campaigns, Human Rights Watch said today.
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Eight Freed, Five Convicted in Sudan Protest Arson Trial
A Sudanese judge on Tuesday threw out charges against eight men accused of arson and looting during demonstrations last September, but five others were convicted.
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'Border is Wide Open': Small US Town With Big Grievance
Protesters in the small California town of Murrieta are fighting what they say is an "invasion" of illegal immigrants. The demonstrators turned up a week ago at this US Border Patrol facility for detained migrants, and, vowed Greg Allison, "we're not going anywhere."
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"Ominous Reminder Of...": US Condemns Human Rights Violations In Sudan
The US State Department on Thursday condemned the violence and rights violations unfolding in Sudan's West Darfur region, attributing the atrocities "primarily" to the RSF paramilitary force.
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EU Ambassador To Sudan "Assaulted" In Home Amid Protest: Top Diplomat
The European Union ambassador to Sudan was attacked in his home in Khartoum on Monday, the bloc's top diplomat Josep Borrell said, as fighting between rival generals gripped the nation.
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"No To Military Rule": How An Anti-Coup Protest In Sudan Gained Momentum
A police general was killed Thursday in Sudan's latest pro-democracy protest against an October coup.
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"Tried My Best": Sudan's Prime Minister Resigns Amid Deadly Protests
Sudan's civilian Prime Minister Abdalla Hamdok resigned Sunday, more than two months after a coup and following another deadly crackdown on protesters, with the military now firmly in control.
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Sudan Prime Minister Resigns As Deadly Crackdown On Protesters Goes On
Sudan's civilian Prime Minister Abdalla Hamdok resigned Sunday, more than two months after a coup and following another deadly crackdown on protesters, with the military now firmly in control.
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Al Jazeera TV Chief In Sudan Arrested, 6 Killed In Protests
Sudanese security forces have arrested the bureau chief of Qatari-based Al Jazeera TV, the network said Sunday, a day after the latest crackdown on anti-coup protesters left at least six dead.
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23 Dead, Dozens Injured In Gas Tanker Explosion At Sudan Factory With Several Indian Staff
Twenty-three people were killed and dozens injured as a fire triggered by an explosion in a gas tanker tore through a factory in the Sudanese capital on Tuesday, officials said. The factory had over 50 employees from India.
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Sudan Opposition Chief Demands Unbiased Probe On Protest Crackdown
Sudan's veteran opposition leader Sadiq al-Mahdi called on Friday for an "objective" international investigation into last week's deadly crackdown on protesters, after the ruling military council rejected such a probe.
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UN Relocates Staff From Sudan Amid Crackdown On Protesters
The United Nations is moving some of its staff from Sudan, a spokeswoman said Wednesday, as the number of dead from a crackdown on protesters soared to more than 100.
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Sudan's Omar al-Bashir In Jail, Protesters Demand Civilian Government
Sudan's military rulers have transferred ousted president Omar al-Bashir to prison, a family source said Wednesday, as demonstrators keep up their sit-in outside the army complex calling for a swift transfer to civilian government.
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Sudan's President Omar al-Bashir Replaces Intelligence Chief: State Media
Sudan's President Omar al-Bashir Sunday replaced powerful intelligence chief Mohammed Atta, the official news agency SUNA reported, amid a security crackdown on opposition protests against rising food prices.
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Sudan Authorities Detain Reuters, AFP Reporters On Protest Coverage In Khartoum
Sudanese authorities have detained a Reuters stringer and an AFP reporter who were covering protests in the capital Khartoum, the external information council, which deals with foreign media organisations, said.
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Sudan Forces Use Sexual Violence, Threats On Female Activists: Human Rights Watch
Sudan's security forces have used sexual violence and intimidation to stop female activists from protesting and carrying out human rights campaigns, Human Rights Watch said today.
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Eight Freed, Five Convicted in Sudan Protest Arson Trial
A Sudanese judge on Tuesday threw out charges against eight men accused of arson and looting during demonstrations last September, but five others were convicted.
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'Border is Wide Open': Small US Town With Big Grievance
Protesters in the small California town of Murrieta are fighting what they say is an "invasion" of illegal immigrants. The demonstrators turned up a week ago at this US Border Patrol facility for detained migrants, and, vowed Greg Allison, "we're not going anywhere."
