Afrigather Omdurman / Khartoum — The Central Committee of Sudanese Medical doctors (CCSD) reported the loss of life of a 15-year-old protester by the hands of safety forces throughout anti-junta demonstrations in Omdurman yesterday. Different protests that came about on Tuesday and Wednesday had been additionally met with heavy violence by safety forces.
The boy, known as Yasin, died after a tear fuel canister was launched at his head by the safety forces throughout the November 9 Marches of the Thousands and thousands.
The CCSD mentioned in a press assertion after the incident yesterday that the full variety of protesters killed within the Sudanese capital for the reason that army coup on October 25, 2021, had reached 124 martyrs.
Worldwide go to
On Wednesday, resistance committees in Khartoum organised a march to the Republican Palace at the side of the visit of six international envoys who help the Framework Agreement to Khartoum.
The convoys set off from the Bashdar assembly level in El Deyoum El Shargiya, south of the town centre. Safety forces intercepted the group at El Gasr (Palace) Road, utilizing tear fuel and extreme violence.
Days of protest
On Tuesday, the Resistance Committees of Better Omdurman organised a march to the parliament constructing alongside the Nile to demand justice and protest the impunity the safety forces get pleasure from.
One of many contributors within the demonstration informed Radio Dabanga that they demand that official complaints be lodged about ‘crimes in opposition to humanity’ as a substitute of ‘homicide’ when protesters are killed.
The safety forces fired massive quantities of tear fuel on the demonstrators close to the parliament constructing.
The CCSD reported that 11 demonstrators had been injured within the February 7 demonstrations in Omdurman resulting from using extreme violence.
Attainable impunity for army leaders has been a really contentious issue within the ongoing negotiations on an settlement between Sudan’s army authorities, who took energy in a coup, and the civilian coalition led by the mainstream Forces for Freedom and Change-Central Council (FFC-CC).
