Thousands Protest Against Military Rule In Sudan
Thousands Protest Against Military Rule In Sudan
Sudanese demonstrators are back on the streets to protest against the military in power and ask for the implementation of a civil government.
Large crowds could be seen around the presidential palace in Khartoum responding to calls from several dissident groups on May 12. This is the most important turnout since the holy month of Ramadan.
"All we are asking now is for the military council to step down and hand the state over to a civilian government in order to save the state, because Sudan is now collapsing, there is no justice, there is no
freedom, and there is no peace.", says Abd El-malik Ibrahim a protester in Khartoum.
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