ICC Sudan Arrest: Hopes for Accountability for Sexual Violence Crimes
One of war criminals accused of leading mass rapes in Darfur was arrested this week. The sexual violence and mass rapes committed by
Call for Justice for Sudanese Women Protesters
Marking The 1st Anniversary of June 3rd Massacre Today marks the first anniversary of the 3rd June massacre of peaceful protesters in Khartoum.
REPORT: Atrocities Against Sudanese Women Protesters 2018-2019
Executive Summary: For continuous 8 months, Sudanese women from all walks of life led the protests on streets calling for end of the
Sudan: Detentions, Injuries and Killing of Women Protesters
Starting from January 7, 2018 the Sudanese government has used excessive force to suppress peaceful protests in several cities. Women protesters were subjected
Sudan: Silencing Women Rights Defenders
Sexual Abuse, Intimidation by Security Forces The Sudanese Women Human Rights Project team has participated in conducting the research of this report inside
“The silence and the denials” – UN rights expert calls for open dialogue on violence against women in the Sudan
Sudanese WHRDS Project Cooperated and reported to the SR on VAW during and prior to her visit to Sudan. see below her statement
UN, AU Should Press for Protection, International Investigation
By Human Rights Watch Special Prosecutor for Crimes in Darfur Yasir Ahmed Mohamed (R) and his team talk to women during an investigation
Sudan: Police Beat, Arrest Female Students
Human Rights Watch Investigate, Prosecute Violence Against Students (Nairobi, October 15, 2014) – Sudanese authorities should investigate reported abuses, including sexual abuse, of
Sudanese WHRDs at The Frontlines: Report on the Situation of WHRDs in Sudan
Click Here to Download the Full Report The report on the Situation of Sudanese Women Human Rights Defenders, reflects the situation of Sudanese
Testimony *A Sudanese Female Student protest Leader : The Security forces Unzipped their paints on street to intimidate us
It was 6:00PM June 16th, when I and other 6 girls sat down in our very crowded room in Alzahraa dorms in the