News media continue to face severe restrictions in gathering and sharing information, say journalists and diplomats
Family members of Sudanese resistance committee members seek release of relatives arrested but never charged
Some of the most deadly fighting in years between Arab nomads and local farmers broke out in a West Darfur town Friday and spread to the state capital Monday
Sudanese military leader orders formation of panel to probe Wednesday attack that left 41 people dead
Trial of suspected Janjaweed militia leader Ali Kushayb is underway, but rights activists say Sudan's former president, others should be tried as well
Ali Muhammad Ali Abd-Al-Rahman went on trial at International Criminal Court in The Hague, where he faces 31 counts of crimes that include persecution, pillaging, murder and rape
Former Janjaweed militia leader - also known as al-Kusayb – faces 31 counts of war crimes and crimes against humanity for actions allegedly committed in Darfur between August 2003 until March 2004
Sovereign Council’s al-Burhan says hybrid defense force will take control, as prescribed in October 2020 peace deal
At least 30 people died on Sunday in fighting between Arabs and non-Arabs
The nation's media watchdog group says it has documented instances of excessive force used against reporters and media houses
Analysts warn that the civilian-led interim government is facing a growing crisis that could end its rule
Health ministry in Sudan's Red Sea state says officials have recorded 140 new cases of COVID-19 over the past week
Hundreds of women in Sudan's Al Geneina town of West Darfur suffer from anxiety and depression after the deaths of more than 200 people in April fighting
Sudan vice president reiterates Khartoum’s support for its neighbor
After being run by UNAMID peacekeepers for 13 years, the sites are now under government control and to be used by local populations
Protesters burn tires in streets of Khartoum a day after Finance Minister Jibril Ibrahim announced Sudan was immediately lifting subsidies on gasoline and diesel
Head of investigative panel blames lack of resources and uncooperative security agencies for incomplete inquiry into assault on pro-democracy sit-in
Aisha Musa Sayeed resigns, citing interference from military commanders, days after country's attorney general resigned from his post
Sudan's Sovereign Council removed the country's first female chief justice from her post and accepted the resignation of the attorney general, both without explanation
Security forces fired live rounds on protesters marking the anniversary of Khartoum's massive sit-in that launched the Sudanese revolution
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