Sudan is ruled by one of the most oppressive regimes in the world. As Words in the Bucket mentioned in a previous article, the country ranks 174 out of 180 in press freedom, and freedom of speech and opinion is not well accepted in the country....
On January 2016, while the rest of the world was busy celebrating Christmas and the New Year, the Government of Sudan took advantage of the exterior distraction to continue the second phase of genocide at Jebel Marra Mountains, located in the center of Darfur. This is...
Rape in Darfur is not only used by the authorities in Sudan as a weapon of war but it is also indirectly used to attract more recruits and more irregular fighters who fight along the side of the government forces. In addition to this, religious leaders...
According to the UN and other humanitarian actors monitoring conflict related sexual violence in Darfur, different government affiliated armed groups have been using rapes as a weapon of war since 2003. Conflict related sexual violence which may include rape, forced impregnation, abduction and sex enslavement of...
State government Police Commissioner in the five Darfur states in Sudan, had met with police officers for the third time during the month of May 2015. The prime objective for these meetings was not to put a plan for responding to increased criminal activities perpetrated by the officially...
