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Statement on an exit compromise for Basheer.

The Sudan Liberation Movement (SLM) has received with great concern the BBC’s interview on 21/02/2019 about an offer to suspend the indictment against Omar al-Bashir on crimes he committed against the people of Darfur. BBC Radio reported that the Security Council believed to win the votes of the majority of …

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Appling and undignified

The Manitoba Teachers’ Society 191 Harcourt Street, Winnipeg, Manitoba, R3J 3H2 Phone: (204) 888-7961 Fax: (204) 831-0877 February 4, 2019 Appling and undignified Brutal Murder of Ahmed al-Khair of Khashm al-Qirba, February 2, 2019 For the last 45 continuous days the people of The Sudan and for the second times …

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The above injured person is al-Bakri Hassan, who has been assaulted in a peaceful anti-Government demonstration

The above injured person is al-Bakri Hassan, who has been assaulted in a peaceful anti-Government demonstration in the city of al-Nuhud in North Kordofan State, Sudan. He has been brutally tortured by the regime’s militias, including beating on his head, neck and shoulder which has then resulted in a broken …

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Khartoum’s relentless raid had continued against members of United Peoples’ Front (UPF) students,

  the political students’ wing of Sudan Liberation Movement had continued   in  massive unprecedented move targetting students’ domitories in public residential areas country – wide since Sudan’s mass protests erupted 15 days ago in order to surpress the increasing wave of public mass protests but in vain, so  far tens …

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. ⭕ *Argent*

Invitation aux médias et aux chaînes d’information mondiale France 24 BBC Sky News CNN Alarabia Aljazeera Le rassemblement des professionnels soudanais Défilé du 6 mars Lieux de mars pacifique  à palais républicain (  Khartoum) 1 / Le marché arabe (rue alsayed Abdel Rahman) 2 / borry 3 / Marché Abuhamamah …

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The leadership of the Sudan Liberation Movement/Army (SLM/A-AW)

The leadership of the Sudan Liberation Movement/Army (SLM/A-AW) unequivocally refutes and repudiates the blatantly fabricated allegations by the regime that the SLM has instigated or participated in any violent action in the nationwide demonstrations against the regime. The fighting units of the Sudan Liberation Army remain in a battle ready posture throughout Darfur ready …

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Sudan: UN experts urge halt to excessive use of force against peaceful protesters

GENEVA (28 December 2018) – UN experts today expressed alarm at Sudan’s escalating violence and reports of protesters killed during recent large-scale demonstrations against rising prices and food and fuel shortages. “The right to freedom of peaceful assembly is an inherent element of democracies,” said the UN Special Rapporteur on …

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The Troika (the United States, Norway and the United Kingdom and Canada) are concerned about the violence occurring during recent protests in Sudan,

including credible reports of the use of live fire by the Government of Sudan and of multiple deaths during several protests.  We reaffirm the right of the Sudanese people to peacefully protest to express their legitimate grievances. We urge all to avoid the use of violence or destruction of property.  …

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Sudanese security forces storm the general headquarters of the Sudanese Communist Party in Khartoum 2 with a large armed force and arrest the political secretary of the Communist Party in the national capital Comrade Masoud Al Hassan

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RESPONSE BY SUDAN LIBERATION MOVEMENT/ARMY (SLM/A-AW) TO US STATE DEPARTMENT STATEMENT ON SECURITY CONDITIONS IN DARFUR

Ellen Thorburn                                                           December 19, 2018 Deputy Chief of Mission US Embassy Khartoum P.O. Box 699 Kilo 10, Soba Khartoum, Sudan     Dear Deputy Chief Thorburn,   It is with a profound sense of disbelief that the leadership of the SLM/A acknowledges your recent meeting with the Governor of North …

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#SaveAsimOmer #StopTortureInSudan

#SaveAsmirOmer, Student Tortured and Wrongfully Imprisoned We, the undersigned, are extremely concerned about the well-being of Asim Omar, a university student who is currently imprisoned at Kober (aka Cooper) Prison in Khartoum, Sudan for a crime he has not committed. According to his doctor, Asim was supposed to undergo surgery …

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