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Sudanese Protesters Call for Democracy on Anniversary of Power-Sharing Deal

VOA News

   Protesters in cities across Sudan demanded faster implementation of
   long-delayed reforms Monday, the anniversary of a power-sharing
   agreement between civilians and the military.

   Large crowds in the capital, Khartoum, called for justice and peace
   before security forces dispersed them with tear gas, reported the
   [1]Agence France-Presse news agency.

   The Sudanese military ousted longtime leader Omar al-Bashir from the
   presidency in April 2019 after months of protests. In July 2019, the
   Transitional Military Council signed a deal with civilian protesters
   represented by the Forces of Freedom and Change coalition. Protesters
   say the agreed-to reforms have not been made.

References

   1. https://news.yahoo.com/sudan-protests-mark-one-since-180320618.html

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