Sudan

Â鶹´«Ã½ TV: Sudanese rally for freedom

A popular uprising against the brutal tyranny of the Omar al-Bashir regime is sweeping Sudan. It began with protest led by women students at Khartoum University but has spread throughout the country.

One of the regular Friday protests against the regime of Omar Al Bashir, June 29.

Sudan: Arrests and torture fail to quell uprising

Since the outbreak of a new protest wave on June 16 that has spread across Sudan, the National Congress Party (NCP) regime has conducted mass arrests of thousands of activists in a desperate attempt to quell the revolt.

Rogia Ali, a Sudanese Communist Party activist currently living in Canberra.

Sudanese activist: Anti-regime struggle now 'a real revolution’

Sudan’s new uprising, which began on June 16, has continued with daily protests around the country, revealing the widespread and deep-seated hatred of the National Congress Party (NCP) regime.