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Tear gas fired as Sudan anti-coup protests flare again

  • Sudan’s police meanwhile accused protesters of wounding 96 police and 129 military officers
  • The “violence needs to end,” demanded UN special representative Volker Perthes
By AFP ·

One killed in renewed anti-coup protests in Sudan

By AFP ·

Sudan frees detained anti-coup figures, Communist Party says

By AFP ·
Update

Sudan democracy protesters hit by tear gas and stun grenades

By Arab News ·

Sudan security forces fire tear gas at anti-coup protesters

By AP ·

Sudanese call for anti-coup protests as death toll rises to 40

By AFP ·

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