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21 févr. 2019 | 04h56 UTC

Sudan: Anti-government protest in Khartoum February 21 /update 30

Opposition groups plan anti-government protest in Khartoum on February 21; avoid all gatherings

TIMEFRAME expected from 20/2/2019, 11h00 until 25/2/2019, 10h59 (Africa/Khartoum). COUNTRY/REGION Sudan, Khartoum

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Sudan: Police violently disperse protesters in Khartoum July 15 /update 107

15 juill. 11h59 UTC —

Sudan: One dead during protest in Al-Suki (Sennar State) July 14 /update 106

12 juill. 01h31 UTC —

Sudan: At least 16 soldiers arrested following coup attempt July 11 /update 105

11 juill. 20h50 UTC —

Sudan: Coup d’état attempt reportedly foiled July 11 /update 104

10 juill. 09h22 UTC —

Sudan: Internet services restored July 9 /update 103

05 juill. 02h53 UTC —

Sudan: Protesters and military reach power sharing agreement July 5 /update 102

04 juill. 13h15 UTC —

Sudan: Opposition group announces protest locations for July 4; further protests July 13-14 /update 101

03 juill. 20h49 UTC —

Sudan: Opposition group announces protests planned for July 4, 13-14 /update 100

02 juill. 04h13 UTC —

Sudan: Further nationwide protests planned for July 13-14 /update 99

01 juill. 10h47 UTC —

Sudan: Ongoing protest in Omdurman July 1 /update 98

01 juill. 01h05 UTC —

Sudan: Multiple fatalities reported during June 30 protests /update 97

30 juin 17h59 UTC —

Sudan: Unidentified snipers shoot civilians, soldiers in Khartoum June 30 /update 96

30 juin 15h26 UTC —

Sudan: Mass protests ongoing nationwide June 30 /update 95

30 juin 02h22 UTC —

Sudan: Security forces raid opposition offices in Khartoum June 29 /update 94

27 juin 14h48 UTC —

Sudan: Police disperse protesters June 27; further protests called June 30 /update 93

27 juin 07h17 UTC —

Sudan: Opposition calls for nationwide rallies June 30 /update 92

18 juin 14h07 UTC —

Sudan: Opposition calls for night-time rallies June 18-20 /update 91

12 juin 06h31 UTC —

Sudan: Opposition agrees to end strike and resume talks June 11 /update 90

11 juin 12h14 UTC —

Sudan: Calls for protests on June 12 amid ongoing general strike /update 89

09 juin 14h37 UTC —

Sudan: Clashes reported amid general strike June 9 /update 88

07 juin 08h28 UTC —

Sudan: General strike planned on June 9 amid heightened tensions /update 87

05 juin 21h02 UTC —

Sudan: Opposition claims June 3 death toll rises to 101 as of June 5 /update 86

05 juin 09h49 UTC —

Sudan: Death toll rises to 60 from military crackdown in Khartoum as of June 5 /update 85

04 juin 08h43 UTC —

Sudan: Death toll rises to 35 from military crackdown in Khartoum as of June 4, military council announces early elections /update 84

03 juin 17h28 UTC —

Sudan: Flights suspended, internet partially cut amid unrest in Khartoum June 3 /update 83

03 juin 08h00 UTC —

Sudan: At least five killed in violent crackdown in Khartoum June 3 /update 82

03 juin 05h26 UTC —

Sudan: Military crackdown kills one in Khartoum June 3 /update 81

03 juin 04h25 UTC —

Sudan: Gunfire reported at sit-in site in Khartoum June 3 /update 80

02 juin 04h08 UTC —

Sudan: Gunfire reported in Khartoum during protests June 1 /update 79

01 juin 05h10 UTC —

Sudan: Opposition group plans demonstrations June 1-7 /update 78

30 mai 03h01 UTC —

Sudan: Demonstration planned in Khartoum May 30 /update 77

28 mai 08h48 UTC —

Sudan: Disruptions at Khartoum airport amid general strike May 28-29 /update 76

27 mai 21h57 UTC —

Sudan: General strike planned on May 28-29 /update 75

16 mai 10h58 UTC —

Sudan: Several people injured in Khartoum May 15 /update 74

14 mai 21h27 UTC —

Sudan: Demonstrators block roads in Omdurman May 14 /update 73

14 mai 01h53 UTC —

Sudan: Multiple protesters killed in Khartoum May 13 /update 72

10 mai 07h50 UTC —

Sudan: Lawyers and judges to protest in Khartoum May 14 /update 71

05 mai 05h43 UTC —

Sudan: Protests to continue in Khartoum May 5 /update 70

01 mai 21h49 UTC —

Sudan: Demonstration expected in Khartoum May 2 /update 69

30 avr. 22h19 UTC —

Sudan: Clashes leave at least six people dead across country April 29 /update 68

24 avr. 15h45 UTC —

Sudan: Anti-government protests continue in Khartoum April 24 /update 67

19 avr. 11h49 UTC —

Sudan: Sit-in protests continue in Khartoum April 19 /update 66

18 avr. 10h11 UTC —

Sudan: Protest march and sit-in in Khartoum April 18 /update 65

17 avr. 10h56 UTC —

Sudan: Multiple protests in Khartoum April 17 /update 64

15 avr. 05h54 UTC —

Sudan: Protesters march outside General Command in Khartoum April 15 /update 63

13 avr. 20h48 UTC —

Sudan: Curfew lifted April 13 as political protests continue in Khartoum /update 62

12 avr. 06h03 UTC —

Sudan: Rallies continue in Khartoum despite curfew April 12 /update 61

11 avr. 16h11 UTC —

Sudan: Border crossings, airspace temporarily closed following coup April 11 /update 60

11 avr. 12h09 UTC —

Sudan: Military seizes power April 11 /update 59

11 avr. 11h48 UTC —

Sudan: Tension remains high in Khartoum April 11 /update 58

11 avr. 05h19 UTC —

Sudan: President Bashir resigns April 11 /update 57

11 avr. 04h46 UTC —

Sudan: Military mobilization reported in Khartoum April 11 /update 56

11 avr. 03h11 UTC —

Sudan: Anti-government protests continue in Khartoum April 11 /update 55

09 avr. 21h27 UTC —

Sudan: Clashes leave at least 21 dead in Khartoum as of April 9 /update 54

09 avr. 03h13 UTC —

Sudan: Clashes continue in Khartoum April 9 /update 53

08 avr. 17h21 UTC —

Sudan: Security forces and protesters clash in Khartoum April 8 /update 52

08 avr. 04h40 UTC —

Sudan: Clashes reported in Khartoum April 7-8 following large protests /update 51

07 avr. 15h46 UTC —

Sudan: Protesters rally in Khartoum amid power blackout April 7 /update 50

07 avr. 01h51 UTC —

Sudan: Protesters call for general strike April 7 /update 49

06 avr. 17h15 UTC —

Sudan: Large anti-government protests reported in Khartoum state April 6 /update 48

04 avr. 10h19 UTC —

Sudan: Anti-government protests planned in Khartoum state April 4, 6 /update 47

04 avr. 01h11 UTC —

Sudan: Anti-government protests planned in Khartoum state April 6 /update 46

31 mars 21h41 UTC —

Sudan: Anti-government protests continue nationwide March 31 /update 45

28 mars 01h32 UTC —

Sudan: Nationwide rallies planned March 28 /update 44

26 mars 12h50 UTC —

Sudan: Nationwide student protests March 26 /update 43

25 mars 09h31 UTC —

Sudan: Nationwide anti-government protests March 25 /update 42

21 mars 10h14 UTC —

Sudan: Nationwide anti-government protests March 21 /update 41

19 mars 08h48 UTC —

Sudan: Nationwide general strike March 19 /update 40

18 mars 06h54 UTC —

Sudan: Students plan protest march in Khartoum, Omdurman March 18 /update 39

17 mars 22h51 UTC —

Sudan: Anti-government protests staged in Khartoum and Omdurman March 17 /update 38

12 mars 10h51 UTC —

Sudan: State of emergency reduced to six months; general strike March 13 /update 37

05 mars 09h01 UTC —

Sudan: Calls for nationwide general strike March 5 /update 36

04 mars 10h07 UTC —

Sudan: Anti-government protests continue on March 4 despite ban; further likely /update 35

26 févr. 10h22 UTC —

Sudan: President bans unauthorized rallies February 25 /update 33

24 févr. 20h26 UTC —

Sudan: Protests rally against state of emergency, new government Feb. 24 /update 32

22 févr. 20h32 UTC —

Sudan: Anti-government protests reported in Omdurman February 22 /update 31

19 févr. 11h25 UTC —

Sudan: Protests and strike continue across the country /update 29

11 févr. 11h02 UTC —

Sudan: Further anti-government protests February 11-14 /update 28

09 févr. 00h58 UTC —

Sudan: Anti-government protests continue in Khartoum February 8 /update 27

05 févr. 10h56 UTC —

Sudan: Anti-government protests in Khartoum February 7 /update 26

01 févr. 20h27 UTC —

Sudan: Hundreds stage anti-government protests in Omdurman Feb. 1 /update 25

28 jan. 12h32 UTC —

Sudan: Nationwide protests planned January 30-31 /update 24

27 jan. 14h52 UTC —

Sudan: Nationwide protests planned from January 27 /update 23

24 jan. 11h00 UTC —

Sudan: Further nationwide protests January 24 /update 22

21 jan. 00h50 UTC —

Sudan: Security forces disperse protesters January 20 /update 21

18 jan. 09h30 UTC —

Sudan: Further protests planned January 18, 20, 22, and 24 /update 20

17 jan. 13h20 UTC —

Sudan: Violent protest in Khartoum January 17 /update 19

15 jan. 09h23 UTC —

Sudan: Further protests planned January 15-17 /update 18

11 jan. 09h27 UTC —

Sudan: Further protests planned January 11, 13, and 17 /update 17

10 jan. 10h58 UTC —

Sudan: Protesters violently dispersed in Omdurman January 9 /update 16

08 jan. 23h26 UTC —

Sudan: Protesters dispersed in Al-Qadarif Jan. 8; demonstrations planned Jan. 9 /update 15

07 jan. 10h21 UTC —

Sudan: Violent protest in Khartoum Jan. 6; further protests planned Jan. 9 /update 14

04 jan. 03h29 UTC —

Sudan: Further anti-government protests planned January 4-9 /update 13

02 jan. 01h25 UTC —

Sudan: Government blocks social media as protests continue December 31 /update 12

31 déc. 16h36 UTC —

Sudan: Violent protests in Khartoum December 31 /update 11

29 déc. 00h34 UTC —

Sudan: Security forces forcibly disperse protesters in multiple cities Dec. 28 /update 10

28 déc. 09h47 UTC —

Sudan: Protests in major urban centers Dec. 28, 31, and Jan. 1 /update 9

27 déc. 13h18 UTC —

Sudan: Protests and strike to continue nationwide /update 8

25 déc. 15h00 UTC —

Sudan: Clashes continue in Khartoum amid anti-government protest Dec. 25 /update 7

24 déc. 09h01 UTC —

Sudan: Violent protests continue nationwide /update 6

21 déc. 19h07 UTC —

Sudan: Military deployed following violent protests December 21 /update 5

21 déc. 10h12 UTC —

Sudan: At least eight killed during nationwide anti-government protests /update 4

20 déc. 16h54 UTC —

Sudan: Anti-government protests spread to Khartoum and Port Sudan Dec. 20 /update 3

20 déc. 02h47 UTC —

Sudan: State of emergency declared in Atbara December 19 /update 2

03 déc. 10h52 UTC —

Sudan: Bread, fuel, and cash shortages in cities /update 1

26 nov. 15h21 UTC —

Sudan: Bread, fuel, and cash shortages in Port Sudan

28 févr. 07h49 UTC —

Sudan: Government restores social media access February 27 /update 34

Event

Opposition activists, led by the Sudanese Professionals Association (SPA), called for a demonstration in Khartoum on Thursday, February 21. Protesters are expected to gather at 13:00 (local time) at the Arab Market (Souq al-Arabi) and march towards the Presidential Palace. Heightened security measures and localized transportation disruptions are to be expected around any demonstration sites; clashes between protesters and security forces are possible. Further protests are possible in the coming days and weeks.

Context

Anti-government protests began on December 19, 2018, as hundreds of protesters gathered in major urban centers - notably Atbara (River Nile state), Al-Qadarif (Al-Qadarif state), Port Sudan (Red Sea state), Khartoum, and Al-Fashir and Nyala in the Darfur region. Protests initially demanded increased government transparency and improved economic policies but have broadened to demand the resignation of President Omar al-Bashir, who has been in power since 1989 and vowed not to step down until at least 2020. Curfews have been implemented in at least eight cities, including Kosti and Rabak (White Nile state), Al-Qadarif, Atbara, Al-Damir and Berber (River Nile state), and Dongola and Karima (Northern state). The Sudanese government has also blocked or limited access to social media sites since December 31, 2018. Continued connectivity and telecommunications disruptions are to be expected in the near term. The government has confirmed the deaths of at least 30 people due to protests, though human rights groups claim as many as 51 people have died and 1000 others have been arrested since the protests began.

Advice

Individuals throughout Sudan are advised to monitor the situation, anticipate telecommunications disruptions, adhere to instructions issued by their home government as well as those of the local authorities (including curfew orders), and avoid all protests due to the risk of violence and arrest.

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