After massacre by militia, Sudan’s civilian forces reject junta’s legitimacy
Amid a reign of terror, the Sudanese Professionals Association called on the international community to recognize it as the sole representative of the people. It also warned of a humanitarian disaster.
South African police attack Abahlali settlements, destroy more than 100 homes
The shack-dwellers’ movement has called the demolitions “illegal” as it were carried out without a court order. Members are now rebuilding the shacks, vowing to continue the struggle.
Death toll in Sudan massacre exceeds 100
Professionals and workers across multiple sectors are vowing to participate in open strike and civil disobedience until the junta cedes power to civilian forces.
Sudan: A reign of terror after the massacre
After killing 35 and injuring hundreds of protesters, the notorious paramilitary force, RSF, has overrun the capital city, terrorizing the citizens seen on the streets
Over 30 protesters killed in violent eviction of mass sit-in in Sudan
The Sudanese Professionals Association is deeming the events a “bloody massacre”, and has called for a “total civil disobedience”, and vowed “we will not retreat”.
Sudanese security forces kill two on second day of general strike
Despite heavy police repression, the strike saw widespread participation from workers across sectors in Sudan
Zimbabwe on the brink: no option left but to revolt, union leader says
As the rumours of a military coup persists, government attempts to confine soldiers to barracks which are rumoured to have run out of food.
Military junta’s threats fail as civilian strike brings Sudan to a halt
The two-day strike was called for by the Sudanese Professionals Association in order to pressurize the military junta to make way for civilian rule