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A year on, Amnesty urges Sudan to deliver on protesters’ demands

  • A year ago, the first rally was held in Sudan to protest the soaring cost of bread, marking the beginning of a pro-democracy movement that convulsed the large African country
  • The global rights group said Sudan’s new government has shown positive signs of progress during its fragile transition to democracy
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Sudan military council, opposition welcome power-sharing agreement

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Sudan protesters call for new civil disobedience campaign to press demand for a civilian government

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Ruling military council in Sudan rejects demand for immediate civilian government

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