Day 15 of the Military Coup
Summary of Events
Sudan has completed its 15th day of imposed internet blackout, another crisis created by the military in an attempt to maintain control of the narrative and the people.
36 teachers still remain detained after yesterday's teachers protest in front of the state Ministry of Education in Khartoum. In the city of Nyala, 2 teachers remain in custody since yesterday, when teachers attempted to protest inside the state Ministry of Education, but were stopped by military forces, who closed off the ministry gates.
Gezira University in Medani announced the indefinite suspension of all classes, partly in response to nationwide callout for schools and universities to shut down as part of #SudanCivilDisobedience. In their statement, the Council of Deans also condemned coup forces for “terrorizing administration employees and the infliction of material and moral harm.”
Mobilization continues in the capital, across cities and online thru the diaspora to raise awareness about the upcoming #Nov13March, a 'millions march' to reiterate national rejection of military rule, set to be held on Saturday.
Alternatively, you can also view the daily wrap up in video format here.
Further Reading
Two teachers still in custody in Nyala, South Darfur - read about it here.
Gezira State suspends classes indefinitely - read about it here.
