University professors were arrested and detained including: Balgees Badri and her daughter, Shahla, Hadia Hassab Al Rasoul and her husband, Hisham Omer Alnour, Sara Nogdalla and Mohamed Zein el Abdin.
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Showing posts with label SudanRevolts. Show all posts
Tuesday, October 29, 2013
Thursday, October 17, 2013
Updates 17 October
A vigil held by families continues for the fourth day in front of NISS headquarters.
Radio Dabanga reports renewed air raids by the Sudanese Air Force on East Jebel Marra, Darfur. Article here.
Report that Yasin Abdalla Ali Hussein died yesterday in Darfur after being subjected to NISS torture. His family was told he was detained on 14 October. They were later informed that he had been taken to the hospital, but they were unable to visit him because of curfew. They went to see him at 4:30 in the afternoon, only to find his body in the morgue with marks on his body indicating that he had been tortured.
Small protests were reported in Khartoum and Central Darfur after eid prayers.
Family of Omer Mahjoub Dawoud report they are being denied access to visit Omer who was detained three weeks ago.
Radio Dabanga reports renewed air raids by the Sudanese Air Force on East Jebel Marra, Darfur. Article here.
Report that Yasin Abdalla Ali Hussein died yesterday in Darfur after being subjected to NISS torture. His family was told he was detained on 14 October. They were later informed that he had been taken to the hospital, but they were unable to visit him because of curfew. They went to see him at 4:30 in the afternoon, only to find his body in the morgue with marks on his body indicating that he had been tortured.
Small protests were reported in Khartoum and Central Darfur after eid prayers.
Family of Omer Mahjoub Dawoud report they are being denied access to visit Omer who was detained three weeks ago.
Wednesday, October 9, 2013
9 October, Trials and Tribulations
Amal Abdallah Samaria, a 28 year old mother of twin six month olds, was hit over the head with the heavy end of an AK47, causing a concussion. She initiated legal proceedings against the soldier involved. She has been held in police custody in Omdurman since Sunday 29 September to pressure her into withdrawing her testimony. She is being allowed to breastfeed her twins every four hours while in custody.
It was reported that the lawyers of Dr. Samar Mirghani were attacked in court with stun guns, during today's court appearance. Dr. Samar is on trial for speaking about and photographing abuses by security forces. The trial has again been postponed, this time until 23 October.
Unconfirmed reports that "tens of protesters" were killed in protests in Zalingi, West Darfur.
A man was rescued from a suicide attempt after jumping from White Nile bridge. During interrogation he said he was unable to provide for his six children. He was found mentally competent.
Last week, government newspapers published a headline that Washington, D.C. and Riyadh were behind the protests in Sudan. They then immediately backpedaled on these statements, offering apologies.
In a speech broadcast live on national radio, President Bashir claimed Khartoum could not be overthrown because it was guarded by God and accused agents, thieves and hijackers of using the removal of fuel subsidies as an opportunity to overthrow his government.
Hundreds of protesters and activists remain in detention.
There is a call for boycotting newspapers still in print.
It was reported that the lawyers of Dr. Samar Mirghani were attacked in court with stun guns, during today's court appearance. Dr. Samar is on trial for speaking about and photographing abuses by security forces. The trial has again been postponed, this time until 23 October.
Unconfirmed reports that "tens of protesters" were killed in protests in Zalingi, West Darfur.
A man was rescued from a suicide attempt after jumping from White Nile bridge. During interrogation he said he was unable to provide for his six children. He was found mentally competent.
Last week, government newspapers published a headline that Washington, D.C. and Riyadh were behind the protests in Sudan. They then immediately backpedaled on these statements, offering apologies.
In a speech broadcast live on national radio, President Bashir claimed Khartoum could not be overthrown because it was guarded by God and accused agents, thieves and hijackers of using the removal of fuel subsidies as an opportunity to overthrow his government.
Hundreds of protesters and activists remain in detention.
There is a call for boycotting newspapers still in print.
A series of memes have been making the rounds of social media sites.
Award-winning novelist, Rania Mamoun reported that she and her sister will stand trial tomorrow, 10 October in Medani Criminal Court after relating her story of torture at the hands of security forces. If you have not yet read her account, find it here.
Click here to see a documentary video called "The Party,", subtitled in English, about torture at the hands of Sudanese security authorities. While the video is not current, such torture practice are longstanding and ongoing, as reported by recent detainees.
Monday, October 7, 2013
Release Moiz Abdewalah
Activist Moiz Abdelwalah was arrested in September for calling for peaceful change in Sudan. After detaining him, NISS is reported to have created a fake profile dedicated to Moiz. A post was made on the fake profile indicating, erroneously, that he had been released. Click here to go to the actual page dedicated to the release of Moiz Abdelwalah.
Update October 7, 2013
(updated 4:17 p.m. EDT)
Today Sudan TV hosted a "psychological expert" to analyse the protesters. His diagnosis? Sociopaths with inferiority complexes and resentment. He further stated that they suffer from social envy toward certain economic classes, are neglected by parents, or are illegitimate children out for revenge against society.
The trial of Dr. Samar Mirghani was again postponed, this time until Wednesday, 9 October at 1 p.m.
Medical sources report that Dr. Sabri Fakhri, a Sudanese surgeon, has been detained for ten days by the NCP regime.
Read an article here about the families of slain protesters demanding an international investigation into the killing of peaceful protesters.
Three hundred Sudanese doctors working in the UK handed a memorandum to the British government indicating that the death toll from protests had reached 250 and that many injured demonstrators were being denied access to hospitals.
The Sudanese Journalists Network organized a press conference on press freedom today at Umma Party headquarters in Omdurman. Security forces besieged the press conference and some journalists were arrested.
There are reports that doctors were arrested after initiating a demonstration inside Khartoum Hospital.
Many families of protesters who were killed have not received death certificates. It was reported that the head of Khartoum's mortuary resigned during the early days of the current protests, defying orders to register protest related deaths resulting from gunshots as due to natural causes.
Ahram.org reported demonstrations in Sinnar, about 250 km southeast of Khartoum, last night. Witnesses said police used tear gas to disperse the demonstrations.
On Sunday night, State radio reported that Bashir ordered the release of "all the women arrested except those accused of a crime." Of course, many men and women remain in detention.
Gulf News reported that, "The African Centre for Justice and Peace Studies, a human rights watchdog, said Saturday that more than 800 people had been arrested throughout the country by police and the NISS.
"The prisoners include political activists, opposition party members and human rights defenders, the watchdog said, adding that the exact number of detentions was unknown.
""The majority of detainees are in NISS custody and have not been charged with any criminal offence," the African Centre for Justice and Peace Studies said."
Radio Dabanga reported that the Central Regional Court in Wad Madani sentenced 40 people charged with protesting to 20 lashes and a fine of 150 SDG.
Mohammed Salah Elfeil, missing for many days, and known to have been in NISS custody, was reported to have been released and in good condition.
The Guardian reported information first brought to light in 2009 that Omar Al-Bashir may have stashed as much as nine billion dollars of Sudan's money in London banks. This information comes from secret US diplomatic cables recounting conversations with the chief prosecutor of the International Criminal Court. This amount of money is equal to one tenth of of the GDP (Gross Domestic Product) of Sudan.
There was a demonstration in Rome, Italy in support of Sudanese protesters calling for regime change.
There are reports that doctors were arrested after initiating a demonstration inside Khartoum Hospital.
Many families of protesters who were killed have not received death certificates. It was reported that the head of Khartoum's mortuary resigned during the early days of the current protests, defying orders to register protest related deaths resulting from gunshots as due to natural causes.
Ahram.org reported demonstrations in Sinnar, about 250 km southeast of Khartoum, last night. Witnesses said police used tear gas to disperse the demonstrations.
On Sunday night, State radio reported that Bashir ordered the release of "all the women arrested except those accused of a crime." Of course, many men and women remain in detention.
Gulf News reported that, "The African Centre for Justice and Peace Studies, a human rights watchdog, said Saturday that more than 800 people had been arrested throughout the country by police and the NISS.
"The prisoners include political activists, opposition party members and human rights defenders, the watchdog said, adding that the exact number of detentions was unknown.
""The majority of detainees are in NISS custody and have not been charged with any criminal offence," the African Centre for Justice and Peace Studies said."
Radio Dabanga reported that the Central Regional Court in Wad Madani sentenced 40 people charged with protesting to 20 lashes and a fine of 150 SDG.
Mohammed Salah Elfeil, missing for many days, and known to have been in NISS custody, was reported to have been released and in good condition.
The Guardian reported information first brought to light in 2009 that Omar Al-Bashir may have stashed as much as nine billion dollars of Sudan's money in London banks. This information comes from secret US diplomatic cables recounting conversations with the chief prosecutor of the International Criminal Court. This amount of money is equal to one tenth of of the GDP (Gross Domestic Product) of Sudan.
There was a demonstration in Rome, Italy in support of Sudanese protesters calling for regime change.
Thursday, October 3, 2013
Women take a silent stand.
(updated 4 October 7:40 EST)
Today women stood in silent protest of the detention of women activists in front of NISS headquarters on Qiyaada Street in Hai Al Matar (Airport District).
Several arrests were reported from another protest on Nile Street including Tasneem Nagi, Sara Yacoub, Fatima Joda, Fatima Musallam, Islam Shaheen and Fatima Adil Mohammed. (Update: as of 8:30 p.m. KRT time, Tasneem Nagi and Islam Shaheen have been released from custody.)
Today women stood in silent protest of the detention of women activists in front of NISS headquarters on Qiyaada Street in Hai Al Matar (Airport District).
Fatima Joda, one of those arrested today.
Also reported arrested by NISS was a prominent imam of a mosque in Bahri, Sheikh Ahmed Eltayeb.
Wednesday, October 2, 2013
October 2nd (Update): Text + Images
I JUST got these texts from my correspondent in Sudan, more night protest are going one.
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11:11am, Oct 2 - Sudan Revolts: Reports of riots in Omdurman Shingiti Street
11:12am, Oct 2 - Sudan Revolts: University of Khartoum, Medical Compound, demonstrated inside but security forces intervened when they tried to leave campus, so they continue to demonstrate from within. Now
11:12am, Oct 2 - Sudan Revolts: This from the Guardian
3:46pm, Oct 2 - Sudan Revolts: Burri sit in. Live
3:47pm, Oct 2 - Sudan Revolts: Every evening, a demonstration takes place from newly named Shaheed (Martyr) Square
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Sudan Speaks, Sudan Revolts
-Mosno
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11:11am, Oct 2 - Sudan Revolts: Reports of riots in Omdurman Shingiti Street11:12am, Oct 2 - Sudan Revolts: University of Khartoum, Medical Compound, demonstrated inside but security forces intervened when they tried to leave campus, so they continue to demonstrate from within. Now
11:12am, Oct 2 - Sudan Revolts: This from the Guardian
3:46pm, Oct 2 - Sudan Revolts: Burri sit in. Live
3:47pm, Oct 2 - Sudan Revolts: Every evening, a demonstration takes place from newly named Shaheed (Martyr) Square
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Sudan Speaks, Sudan Revolts
-Mosno
October 2nd: Daliah + Online Chatter + Art Protest Project
Many things are going on right today in Sudan, aside from the NCP's system getting hacked.
Daliah
Daliah El-Roubi has been detained by the murderous regime, for speaking out her mind of wanting a new government. We are demanding her release, her family awaits her, bravely, outside the National Intelligence & Security Services (NISS) offices in Khartoum.
Online Chatter
-Reports that the electricity has been shut down in Wad Medani. Power blackout. Unconfirmed.
-Court sentences doled out to activists in Medani today, ranging between floggings and fines
-Veeps and Ministers expected at Italian conference
Protest Art Project (Girifta Campaign)
The Sudanese diaspora is asked to take pictures of their "Fed-Up" face and emailed to (girifta@gmail.com), it will then be drawn and presented as part of a collection to show not only the diversity of the Sudanese people, but their UNITY in wanting this regime gone.
I'm more than honored to be a part of it.
Sudan Speaks, Sudan Revolts
-Mosno
Daliah
Daliah El-Roubi has been detained by the murderous regime, for speaking out her mind of wanting a new government. We are demanding her release, her family awaits her, bravely, outside the National Intelligence & Security Services (NISS) offices in Khartoum.
Online Chatter
-Reports that the electricity has been shut down in Wad Medani. Power blackout. Unconfirmed.
-Court sentences doled out to activists in Medani today, ranging between floggings and fines
-Veeps and Ministers expected at Italian conference
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| I am Al-Sudan, I am Fed Up |
Protest Art Project (Girifta Campaign)
The Sudanese diaspora is asked to take pictures of their "Fed-Up" face and emailed to (girifta@gmail.com), it will then be drawn and presented as part of a collection to show not only the diversity of the Sudanese people, but their UNITY in wanting this regime gone.
I'm more than honored to be a part of it.
Sudan Speaks, Sudan Revolts
-Mosno
Tuesday, October 1, 2013
October 1st : Texts + Images + Article
The demonstrations are still continuing in Sudan, it has now extended to having NIGHT demonstrations as well, looks like they really want this regime out.
Here are the texts that I have received this morning.
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9:22am, Sep 30 - Sudan Revolts: Medical professionals held a peaceful stand in today, at 2:30, at the Medical Compound of University of Khartoum
9:23am, Sep 30 - Sudan Revolts: Security forces took away their banners but allowed them to proceed till about 4
9:23am, Sep 30 - Sudan Revolts: Reports of demonstrations today at Al Ahfad
9:23am, Sep 30 - Sudan Revolts: Started inside university and moved on to streets
2:04pm, Sep 30 - Sudan Revolts: Live
2:04pm, Sep 30 - Sudan Revolts: Inqaz street
2:05pm, Sep 30 - Sudan Revolts: One of the two largest streets in Khartoum North
2:05pm, Sep 30 - Sudan Revolts: The revolution continue s
3:03pm, Sep 30 - Sudan Revolts: Night demonstrations
3:03pm, Sep 30 - Sudan Revolts: Taken this evening
3:04pm, Sep 30 - Sudan Revolts: The revolution lives on
3:19pm, Sep 30 - Sudan Revolts: "@RameyDawoud: My cousin Omar Mahjoub Dawoud was arrested from inside the hospital while by my uncle Salah Dawoud's side today. #SudanRevolts #Abena"
3:27pm, Sep 30 - Sudan Revolts: UK demands Sudanese torment stop using live ammunition, according to next tweet by Al Arabia reporter
1:32am, Oct 1 - Sudan Revolts: Ahfad demonstrations yesterday
2:24am, Oct 1 - Sudan Revolts: Dahlia El Roubi, Sudan Change Now activist arrested from her home yesterday
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A new article by the Associate Press shed light on what looks like desperate acts from the government, which lead to the killing of 200 peaceful protesters and the arresting of activists.
[Article Here]
Sudan Speaks, Sudan Revolts
-Mosno
Here are the texts that I have received this morning.
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9:22am, Sep 30 - Sudan Revolts: Medical professionals held a peaceful stand in today, at 2:30, at the Medical Compound of University of Khartoum
9:23am, Sep 30 - Sudan Revolts: Security forces took away their banners but allowed them to proceed till about 4
9:23am, Sep 30 - Sudan Revolts: Reports of demonstrations today at Al Ahfad
9:23am, Sep 30 - Sudan Revolts: Started inside university and moved on to streets
2:04pm, Sep 30 - Sudan Revolts: Live
2:04pm, Sep 30 - Sudan Revolts: Inqaz street
2:05pm, Sep 30 - Sudan Revolts: One of the two largest streets in Khartoum North
2:05pm, Sep 30 - Sudan Revolts: The revolution continue s
3:03pm, Sep 30 - Sudan Revolts: Night demonstrations
3:03pm, Sep 30 - Sudan Revolts: Taken this evening
3:04pm, Sep 30 - Sudan Revolts: The revolution lives on
3:19pm, Sep 30 - Sudan Revolts: "@RameyDawoud: My cousin Omar Mahjoub Dawoud was arrested from inside the hospital while by my uncle Salah Dawoud's side today. #SudanRevolts #Abena"
3:27pm, Sep 30 - Sudan Revolts: UK demands Sudanese torment stop using live ammunition, according to next tweet by Al Arabia reporter
1:32am, Oct 1 - Sudan Revolts: Ahfad demonstrations yesterday
2:24am, Oct 1 - Sudan Revolts: Dahlia El Roubi, Sudan Change Now activist arrested from her home yesterday
A new article by the Associate Press shed light on what looks like desperate acts from the government, which lead to the killing of 200 peaceful protesters and the arresting of activists.
[Article Here]
Sudan Speaks, Sudan Revolts
-Mosno
Monday, September 30, 2013
September 30 : Texts + Links
I'm proud to say that things seem to be looking a little brighter in the Sudan situation.
I will post the texts that I have received last night from Sudan, followed by some links and some online chatter that I've been hearing.
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4:01pm, Sep 29 - Sudan Revolts: Sky news program was uplifting
4:01pm, Sep 29 - Sudan Revolts: Panel of experts confirmed regime was at its end with no viable solution
4:01pm, Sep 29 - Sudan Revolts: Demonstrations will continue and increase with oppression
4:01pm, Sep 29 - Sudan Revolts: Anchor said, they died before, Haydhar Taha said bit they rose again and this is what will happen until the revolution succeeds and the regime is changed
4:01pm, Sep 29 - Sudan Revolts: Burri demonstration swelled to large numbers
4:01pm, Sep 29 - Sudan Revolts: All in all, think positive this night.
4:01pm, Sep 29 - Sudan Revolts: These, are my thoughts regarding a show that just finished on Skynews Arabia
5:03pm, Sep 29 - Sudan Revolts: Breaking news: Awad Eljaz son caught at Dubai Airport with 10 million US dollars
5:04pm, Sep 29 - Sudan Revolts: We need to.independently verify, as this was eluded to by Umma Party Rep, Mubarak Elmahdi on Skynews Arabia show this evening
5:04pm, Sep 29 - Sudan Revolts: Now reported on Sudanese social media
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There is now an article in The Guardian (The USA Branch) about how the government has forced a closure of the largest Daily News Paper in Sudan. [Article Here]
BBC Arabic has set up a site to allow people to post pictures and information directly to them about the Sudanese situation [Website Here]
Some of the chatter that I'm hearing is that some of the officials have started sending their families to the airports. THAT is a good sign, hopefully they will soon follow after there.
Sudan Speaks, Sudan Revolts
-Mosno
I will post the texts that I have received last night from Sudan, followed by some links and some online chatter that I've been hearing.
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4:01pm, Sep 29 - Sudan Revolts: Sky news program was uplifting
4:01pm, Sep 29 - Sudan Revolts: Panel of experts confirmed regime was at its end with no viable solution
4:01pm, Sep 29 - Sudan Revolts: Demonstrations will continue and increase with oppression
4:01pm, Sep 29 - Sudan Revolts: Anchor said, they died before, Haydhar Taha said bit they rose again and this is what will happen until the revolution succeeds and the regime is changed
4:01pm, Sep 29 - Sudan Revolts: Burri demonstration swelled to large numbers
4:01pm, Sep 29 - Sudan Revolts: All in all, think positive this night.
4:01pm, Sep 29 - Sudan Revolts: These, are my thoughts regarding a show that just finished on Skynews Arabia
5:03pm, Sep 29 - Sudan Revolts: Breaking news: Awad Eljaz son caught at Dubai Airport with 10 million US dollars
5:04pm, Sep 29 - Sudan Revolts: We need to.independently verify, as this was eluded to by Umma Party Rep, Mubarak Elmahdi on Skynews Arabia show this evening
5:04pm, Sep 29 - Sudan Revolts: Now reported on Sudanese social media
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There is now an article in The Guardian (The USA Branch) about how the government has forced a closure of the largest Daily News Paper in Sudan. [Article Here]
BBC Arabic has set up a site to allow people to post pictures and information directly to them about the Sudanese situation [Website Here]
Some of the chatter that I'm hearing is that some of the officials have started sending their families to the airports. THAT is a good sign, hopefully they will soon follow after there.
Sudan Speaks, Sudan Revolts
-Mosno
Saturday, September 28, 2013
September 28 : Texts + Images
*WARNING: Some Graphic Images Today
I woke up today some texts from my friend in Sudan, its been 6 days so far, the Sudanese people have made a public "Change Alliance Declaration", the people REALLY don't want this regime any more, and even though the government has been using live ammunition at the people, they still refuse to do that same, and still go out protesting in PEACE.
Here are today's texts.
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12:54am, Sep 28 - Sudan Revolts: Yesterday martyrs and wounded
12:54am, Sep 28 - Sudan Revolts: Last picture of funeral prayers
12:55am, Sep 28 - Sudan Revolts: Dr. Salah Sanhouri. Yesterday's most famous martyr
12:55am, Sep 28 - Sudan Revolts: Demonstrations planned after his funeral
12:58am, Sep 28 - Sudan Revolts: Last one is heavy circulated poster of martyr, pics and final words
12:59am, Sep 28 - Sudan Revolts: He was a pharmacist
1:03am, Sep 28 - Sudan Revolts: Arabiya and SkyNews offices closed
1:03am, Sep 28 - Sudan Revolts: Facebook and YouTube go on and off
3:08am, Sep 28 - Sudan Revolts: Chants at Dr. Salah funeral profession
3:08am, Sep 28 - Sudan Revolts: 9 am this morning
3:09am, Sep 28 - Sudan Revolts: Funeral procession
3:16am, Sep 28 - Sudan Revolts: Demonstrations in Burri, after funeral procession. Now in progress
4:40am, Sep 28 - Sudan Revolts: Grief stricken mother. Her child was killed the first day of riots in his school clothes.
7:06am, Sep 28 - Sudan Revolts: We can call this excessive use of force. If there is a name for this
10:41am, Sep 28 - Sudan Revolts: Change Alliance Declaration
10:48am, Sep 28 - Sudan Revolts: Public announcement
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Sudan Speaks, Sudan Revolts
-Mosno
I woke up today some texts from my friend in Sudan, its been 6 days so far, the Sudanese people have made a public "Change Alliance Declaration", the people REALLY don't want this regime any more, and even though the government has been using live ammunition at the people, they still refuse to do that same, and still go out protesting in PEACE.
Here are today's texts.
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12:54am, Sep 28 - Sudan Revolts: Yesterday martyrs and wounded
12:54am, Sep 28 - Sudan Revolts: Last picture of funeral prayers
12:55am, Sep 28 - Sudan Revolts: Dr. Salah Sanhouri. Yesterday's most famous martyr12:55am, Sep 28 - Sudan Revolts: Demonstrations planned after his funeral
12:58am, Sep 28 - Sudan Revolts: Last one is heavy circulated poster of martyr, pics and final words
12:59am, Sep 28 - Sudan Revolts: He was a pharmacist
1:03am, Sep 28 - Sudan Revolts: Arabiya and SkyNews offices closed
1:03am, Sep 28 - Sudan Revolts: Facebook and YouTube go on and off
3:08am, Sep 28 - Sudan Revolts: Chants at Dr. Salah funeral profession
3:08am, Sep 28 - Sudan Revolts: 9 am this morning
3:09am, Sep 28 - Sudan Revolts: Funeral procession
3:16am, Sep 28 - Sudan Revolts: Demonstrations in Burri, after funeral procession. Now in progress
4:40am, Sep 28 - Sudan Revolts: Grief stricken mother. Her child was killed the first day of riots in his school clothes.7:06am, Sep 28 - Sudan Revolts: We can call this excessive use of force. If there is a name for this
10:41am, Sep 28 - Sudan Revolts: Change Alliance Declaration
10:48am, Sep 28 - Sudan Revolts: Public announcement
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Sudan Speaks, Sudan Revolts
-Mosno
Friday, September 27, 2013
Septermber 27 (Update #1) : News Medias are closing
Due to the government shutting down the internet, my corespondent hasn't contacted me yet, but luckily there are other sources that are able to leak some information out.
-The Al-Arabia channel has been closed by the government.
-All televised news media has been ORDERED by the government to NOT address the protests.
-After the Friday Prayers large amounts of people went into protests, police are shooting LIVE ammo at the peaceful protests.
via Radio Dabanga
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More on this article from Radio Dabanga : Click Here.
Sudan Speaks, Sudan Revolts
-Mosno
-The Al-Arabia channel has been closed by the government.
-All televised news media has been ORDERED by the government to NOT address the protests.
-After the Friday Prayers large amounts of people went into protests, police are shooting LIVE ammo at the peaceful protests.
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| Protests in Omdourman. Friday Sep/27 |
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KHARTOUM
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27 Sep
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More on this article from Radio Dabanga : Click Here.
Sudan Speaks, Sudan Revolts
-Mosno
September 27 : Texts + Images
Communication is limited this morning, I only got a few texts and images.
They are calling today "Martyr's Friday"
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4:43am, Sep 27 - Sudan Revolts: Omak Street, Imtidad Nasir, Khartoum
6:25am, Sep 27 - Sudan Revolts: Obeid Khatim Street. Armed militia
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I really hope that someone out there is seeing this, where is the U.N. when you REALLY need them.
Sudan Speaks, Sudan Revolts.
-Mosno
They are calling today "Martyr's Friday"
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4:43am, Sep 27 - Sudan Revolts: Omak Street, Imtidad Nasir, Khartoum
6:25am, Sep 27 - Sudan Revolts: Obeid Khatim Street. Armed militia
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I really hope that someone out there is seeing this, where is the U.N. when you REALLY need them.
Sudan Speaks, Sudan Revolts.
-Mosno
Thursday, September 26, 2013
September 26 (Update #2) : Email
Earlier today I had mentioned that Mr. Salah Dawoud, Uncle of artist/activist Ramey Dawoud was shot earlier today by security police, even though he is a 60 year old man, and not part of the protests.
Ramey was able to email me more details about the situation, here is Ramey's email
"My uncle is well known in Omdurman. He is handicapped. He lost his right arm when he was younger. He also recently ran for a position in the recent elections representing the handicapped and speaking for then and gave his oppositions some trouble although coming up short. This morning he stepped out the family house in the Omdurman neighborhood of AlThowra (the revolution) to see the protests, not even participating in them as he is an older man. Before he could even reach the main road intersection a police man riding on a motorcycle drove by, shot him, and rode away. The bullet entered his left leg and exited causing a severe exit wound around the knee area. He was taken to the hospital by some of the neighborhood people but was not treated immediately. He was not treated until the following day. Doctors decided it's best to amputate his leg."
This is what our so called government does. This kind of inhumane treatment of its own people, is EXACTLY why it needs to go.
I'm saddened to hear about Uncle Salah, but I'm glad to hear that he is alive, and I can't wait to see the look on his face when he gets the news that this murderous regime has fallen, forever.
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My corespondent in Sudan has not communicated with me since the last text from (Update #1), I was told that the internet outage was announced on the people via the Sudanese media. It seems that the government is trying VERY lock down on all the information being leaked via similar sources to this one.
But I'm a firm believer that "if there is a will, there is a way".
Please keep spreading the word, the people of Sudan are not backing down, and neither should we.
-Mosno
Ramey was able to email me more details about the situation, here is Ramey's email
"My uncle is well known in Omdurman. He is handicapped. He lost his right arm when he was younger. He also recently ran for a position in the recent elections representing the handicapped and speaking for then and gave his oppositions some trouble although coming up short. This morning he stepped out the family house in the Omdurman neighborhood of AlThowra (the revolution) to see the protests, not even participating in them as he is an older man. Before he could even reach the main road intersection a police man riding on a motorcycle drove by, shot him, and rode away. The bullet entered his left leg and exited causing a severe exit wound around the knee area. He was taken to the hospital by some of the neighborhood people but was not treated immediately. He was not treated until the following day. Doctors decided it's best to amputate his leg."
This is what our so called government does. This kind of inhumane treatment of its own people, is EXACTLY why it needs to go.
I'm saddened to hear about Uncle Salah, but I'm glad to hear that he is alive, and I can't wait to see the look on his face when he gets the news that this murderous regime has fallen, forever.
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My corespondent in Sudan has not communicated with me since the last text from (Update #1), I was told that the internet outage was announced on the people via the Sudanese media. It seems that the government is trying VERY lock down on all the information being leaked via similar sources to this one.
But I'm a firm believer that "if there is a will, there is a way".
Please keep spreading the word, the people of Sudan are not backing down, and neither should we.
-Mosno
September 26 (Update #1) : Texts + Images + Analysis
More news is coming in, there is chatter is that the Government is planning on shutting down the internet for 48 hours! they really are trying to cage any news to be let out of there.
This is the last text I got today
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10:19am, Sep 26 - Sudan Revolts: Live ammo now being used on demonstrators in Alshajara via@girifna
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Via Facebook, my dear friend and fellow musical activist Ramey Dawoud has informed us that his uncle Salah Dawoud has been shot by Sudan security police.
Uncle Salah is a 60 year old handicapped elder, who wasn't event protesting.
So far today, they have shot the 14 year old children (who represent our Future) and the 60 year old elder (who represent our History).
And there is NO doubt, there are many others who we have not heard of as of yet.
SYSTEM DOWN!!
Here is the protest song by Ramey & I .
"System Down"
Sudan Speaks, Can you hear hear?
-Mosno
This is the last text I got today
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10:19am, Sep 26 - Sudan Revolts: Live ammo now being used on demonstrators in Alshajara via@girifna
Via Facebook, my dear friend and fellow musical activist Ramey Dawoud has informed us that his uncle Salah Dawoud has been shot by Sudan security police.
Uncle Salah is a 60 year old handicapped elder, who wasn't event protesting.
So far today, they have shot the 14 year old children (who represent our Future) and the 60 year old elder (who represent our History).
And there is NO doubt, there are many others who we have not heard of as of yet.
SYSTEM DOWN!!
Here is the protest song by Ramey & I .
"System Down"
Sudan Speaks, Can you hear hear?
-Mosno
September 26 : Texts + Images
*WARNING:
Graphic images today.
I woke up today to a large amount of texts & images from the grounds in Sudan, here is a Quick Summery:
-The military refused to fire at the protesters, so the government took matters into its own hand and killed 14 year old children.
- Several gas stations were lit on fire (obviously by the people embedded into the crowd by the government)
-The Death toll rises
-The internet, and sometime electricity, gets cut off by the government.
Details in the texts below
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4:37pm, Sep 25 - Sudan Revolts: Reports army refusing to for on civilians
4:37pm, Sep 25 - Sudan Revolts: Fire on *
4:38pm, Sep 25 - Sudan Revolts: Burying two teenagers
4:38pm, Sep 25 - Sudan Revolts: Bullets to the had
4:38pm, Sep 25 - Sudan Revolts: To the head
4:38pm, Sep 25 - Sudan Revolts: Net worked for a second then out
4:38pm, Sep 25 - Sudan Revolts: Another kid bullet to leg
4:38pm, Sep 25 - Sudan Revolts: Another kid two bullet
4:38pm, Sep 25 - Sudan Revolts: Dead are 14 year old kids
4:38pm, Sep 25 - Sudan Revolts: Now being buried in Shambat cemetery
6:01am, Sep 26 - Sudan Revolts: These are dead school boys
6:01am, Sep 26 - Sudan Revolts: Maybe not same as ones i spoke of
6:01am, Sep 26 - Sudan Revolts: Police standing by earlier
6:01am, Sep 26 - Sudan Revolts: Federal gas stations burnt today
6:01am, Sep 26 - Sudan Revolts: *Several gas stations
6:01am, Sep 26 - Sudan Revolts: Death toll now exceeds 60.
6:45am, Sep 26 - Sudan Revolts: Net back for a second
6:45am, Sep 26 - Sudan Revolts: Will send you some stuff
6:45am, Sep 26 - Sudan Revolts: Disconnected since yesterday
6:46am, Sep 26 - Sudan Revolts: Burial of one of the kids in Shambat
6:47am, Sep 26 - Sudan Revolts: Martyr. Name
6:47am, Sep 26 - Sudan Revolts: Hozaa Ahmed Yousif
7:22am, Sep 26 - Sudan Revolts: The internet was disconnected by the divergent
7:22am, Sep 26 - Sudan Revolts: Government
7:23am, Sep 26 - Sudan Revolts: They are stating that the damage is a result of armed gangs and the government is protecting the ppl
7:23am, Sep 26 - Sudan Revolts: I believe they only returned the internet to perpetrate these rumors
7:23am, Sep 26 - Sudan Revolts: Stand by for more pictures
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Please help us spread the word about this.
Feel free to share this site with and help get rid of this murderous regime.
Thank you.
-Mosno
Graphic images today.
I woke up today to a large amount of texts & images from the grounds in Sudan, here is a Quick Summery:
-The military refused to fire at the protesters, so the government took matters into its own hand and killed 14 year old children.
- Several gas stations were lit on fire (obviously by the people embedded into the crowd by the government)
-The Death toll rises
-The internet, and sometime electricity, gets cut off by the government.
Details in the texts below
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4:37pm, Sep 25 - Sudan Revolts: Reports army refusing to for on civilians
4:37pm, Sep 25 - Sudan Revolts: Fire on *4:38pm, Sep 25 - Sudan Revolts: Burying two teenagers
4:38pm, Sep 25 - Sudan Revolts: Bullets to the had
4:38pm, Sep 25 - Sudan Revolts: To the head
4:38pm, Sep 25 - Sudan Revolts: Net worked for a second then out
4:38pm, Sep 25 - Sudan Revolts: Another kid bullet to leg
4:38pm, Sep 25 - Sudan Revolts: Another kid two bullet
4:38pm, Sep 25 - Sudan Revolts: Dead are 14 year old kids
4:38pm, Sep 25 - Sudan Revolts: Now being buried in Shambat cemetery
6:01am, Sep 26 - Sudan Revolts: These are dead school boys
6:01am, Sep 26 - Sudan Revolts: Maybe not same as ones i spoke of
6:01am, Sep 26 - Sudan Revolts: Police standing by earlier
6:01am, Sep 26 - Sudan Revolts: Federal gas stations burnt today
6:01am, Sep 26 - Sudan Revolts: *Several gas stations
6:01am, Sep 26 - Sudan Revolts: Death toll now exceeds 60.
6:45am, Sep 26 - Sudan Revolts: Net back for a second
6:45am, Sep 26 - Sudan Revolts: Will send you some stuff
6:45am, Sep 26 - Sudan Revolts: Disconnected since yesterday
6:46am, Sep 26 - Sudan Revolts: Burial of one of the kids in Shambat
6:47am, Sep 26 - Sudan Revolts: Martyr. Name
6:47am, Sep 26 - Sudan Revolts: Hozaa Ahmed Yousif
7:22am, Sep 26 - Sudan Revolts: The internet was disconnected by the divergent
7:22am, Sep 26 - Sudan Revolts: Government
7:23am, Sep 26 - Sudan Revolts: They are stating that the damage is a result of armed gangs and the government is protecting the ppl
7:23am, Sep 26 - Sudan Revolts: I believe they only returned the internet to perpetrate these rumors
7:23am, Sep 26 - Sudan Revolts: Stand by for more pictures
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Please help us spread the word about this.
Feel free to share this site with and help get rid of this murderous regime.
Thank you.
-Mosno
Wednesday, September 25, 2013
September 25 : Texts
My brave correspondent communicated the following to me this morning:
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5:31am, Sep 25 - Sudan Revolts: IMG-20130925-.jpg (file attached)
5:31am, Sep 25 - Sudan Revolts: This picture live from Africa Street, also known as Airport Street
5:32am, Sep 25 - Sudan Revolts: IMG-20130925-.jpg (file attached)
5:32am, Sep 25 - Sudan Revolts: Protestor injured in today's riots.
5:33am, Sep 25 - Sudan Revolts: Next one is killed protestor. Source inside hospital
5:33am, Sep 25 - Sudan Revolts: IMG-20130925-.jpg (file attached)
5:37am, Sep 25 - Sudan Revolts: Next one is martyr. Cause of death unknown
6:01am, Sep 25 - Sudan Revolts: Khartoum Central Market
6:01am, Sep 25 - Sudan Revolts: IMG-20130925-.jpg (file attached)
6:05am, Sep 25 - Sudan Revolts: Next picture is droll Girifna, of Halfaya, Bahri
6:06am, Sep 25 - Sudan Revolts: IMG-20130925-.jpg (file attached)
6:07am, Sep 25 - Sudan Revolts: IMG-20130925-WA0004.jpg (file attached)
6:07am, Sep 25 - Sudan Revolts: Kafoori, Bahri, before and after tear gas dispersed
6:09am, Sep 25 - Sudan Revolts: IMG-20130925-.jpg (file attached)
6:09am, Sep 25 - Sudan Revolts: IMG-20130925-.jpg (file attached)
6:09am, Sep 25 - Sudan Revolts: Try to crop out roof ornament to protect photographer identity
6:19am, Sep 25 - Sudan Revolts: IMG-20130925-.jpg (file attached)
6:19am, Sep 25 - Sudan Revolts: This one, with the tree, if soothe part of Kafouri, Bahri
8:50am, Sep 25 - Sudan Revolts: We just got internet back
8:50am, Sep 25 - Sudan Revolts: They might cut it again at any time
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I don't see any sign of this Revolt getting any weaker, I do honestly hope that the world is taking notice, and help Sudan get ride of this murderous regime.
I've said it before, and I'll say it again, System Down!
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5:31am, Sep 25 - Sudan Revolts: IMG-20130925-.jpg (file attached)
5:31am, Sep 25 - Sudan Revolts: This picture live from Africa Street, also known as Airport Street
5:32am, Sep 25 - Sudan Revolts: IMG-20130925-.jpg (file attached)
5:32am, Sep 25 - Sudan Revolts: Protestor injured in today's riots.
5:33am, Sep 25 - Sudan Revolts: Next one is killed protestor. Source inside hospital
5:33am, Sep 25 - Sudan Revolts: IMG-20130925-.jpg (file attached)
6:01am, Sep 25 - Sudan Revolts: Khartoum Central Market
6:01am, Sep 25 - Sudan Revolts: IMG-20130925-.jpg (file attached)
6:05am, Sep 25 - Sudan Revolts: Next picture is droll Girifna, of Halfaya, Bahri
6:06am, Sep 25 - Sudan Revolts: IMG-20130925-.jpg (file attached)
6:07am, Sep 25 - Sudan Revolts: Kafoori, Bahri, before and after tear gas dispersed
6:09am, Sep 25 - Sudan Revolts: IMG-20130925-.jpg (file attached)
6:09am, Sep 25 - Sudan Revolts: IMG-20130925-.jpg (file attached)
6:09am, Sep 25 - Sudan Revolts: Try to crop out roof ornament to protect photographer identity
6:19am, Sep 25 - Sudan Revolts: IMG-20130925-.jpg (file attached)
6:19am, Sep 25 - Sudan Revolts: This one, with the tree, if soothe part of Kafouri, Bahri
8:50am, Sep 25 - Sudan Revolts: We just got internet back
8:50am, Sep 25 - Sudan Revolts: They might cut it again at any time
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I don't see any sign of this Revolt getting any weaker, I do honestly hope that the world is taking notice, and help Sudan get ride of this murderous regime.
I've said it before, and I'll say it again, System Down!
Tuesday, September 24, 2013
September 24 : Texts (update)
After a brief interruption, I received the following update:
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5:55pm, Sep 24 - Sudan Revolts: Her name Rania Almamoun
5:55pm, Sep 24 - Sudan Revolts: Tortured journalist and brother. Released today.
5:56pm, Sep 24 - Sudan Revolts: Correction: Rania Mamoun
5:57pm, Sep 24 - Sudan Revolts: Reports of security forces injecting plain clothes men into demonstrators. Stabbing them and/ or vandalizing
5:58pm, Sep 24 - Sudan Revolts: By law, peaceful protests are allowed, the vandalism and looting allow the government forces to use force and disperse crowds
5:59pm, Sep 24 - Sudan Revolts: Tonight, reports of the army protecting people and being greeted with cheers and chants. Activists are calling on police to follow their conscious
6:11pm, Sep 24 - Sudan Revolts: Caricature was after president speech, before demonstrations
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Very happy to hear that the journalists are slowly being released, this is a good step. I wish Rania and her brother a speedy recovery.
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5:55pm, Sep 24 - Sudan Revolts: Her name Rania Almamoun
5:55pm, Sep 24 - Sudan Revolts: Tortured journalist and brother. Released today.
5:56pm, Sep 24 - Sudan Revolts: Correction: Rania Mamoun
5:58pm, Sep 24 - Sudan Revolts: By law, peaceful protests are allowed, the vandalism and looting allow the government forces to use force and disperse crowds
5:59pm, Sep 24 - Sudan Revolts: Tonight, reports of the army protecting people and being greeted with cheers and chants. Activists are calling on police to follow their conscious
6:11pm, Sep 24 - Sudan Revolts: Caricature was after president speech, before demonstrations
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| The grinder says "The Rescue" |
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Very happy to hear that the journalists are slowly being released, this is a good step. I wish Rania and her brother a speedy recovery.
September 24 : Texts
These are the texts I've gotten from my correspondent in Sudan today:
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3:47pm, Sep 24 - Mosno: What happened?
3:48pm, Sep 24 - Sudan Revolts: The police disobedience was in the afternoon
3:48pm, Sep 24 - Sudan Revolts: Police refused to be drafted and shut off their cell phones
3:49pm, Sep 24 - Sudan Revolts: Ppl burned NCP headquarters today
3:49pm, Sep 24 - Sudan Revolts: In Omdurman. A branch. Not main HQ
3:49pm, Sep 24 - Sudan Revolts: Riots stated in Medani yesterday
3:50pm, Sep 24 - Sudan Revolts: Live ammo bring used for intimidation, let's hope they don't find a mark
3:51pm, Sep 24 - Sudan Revolts: Army has also warmed police from using live ammo, according to reports
3:54pm, Sep 24 - Sudan Revolts: Welcome to our world
3:57pm, Sep 24 - Sudan Revolts: Today's martyr. University student
3:57pm, Sep 24 - Sudan Revolts: Yesterday there were 2
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That is where our communication stopped, for today.
Welcome to the Revolt.
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3:47pm, Sep 24 - Mosno: What happened?
3:48pm, Sep 24 - Sudan Revolts: The police disobedience was in the afternoon
3:48pm, Sep 24 - Sudan Revolts: Police refused to be drafted and shut off their cell phones3:49pm, Sep 24 - Sudan Revolts: Ppl burned NCP headquarters today
3:49pm, Sep 24 - Sudan Revolts: In Omdurman. A branch. Not main HQ
3:49pm, Sep 24 - Sudan Revolts: Riots stated in Medani yesterday
3:50pm, Sep 24 - Sudan Revolts: Live ammo bring used for intimidation, let's hope they don't find a mark
3:51pm, Sep 24 - Sudan Revolts: Army has also warmed police from using live ammo, according to reports
3:54pm, Sep 24 - Sudan Revolts: Welcome to our world
3:57pm, Sep 24 - Sudan Revolts: Today's martyr. University student
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That is where our communication stopped, for today.
Welcome to the Revolt.
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