The Sudanese people were met with violence by security forces as they marked the 3rd anniversary of protests that toppled Omar al-Bashir. We must question how the state is funding this growing deadly repression, writes Wini Omer.
The rape of 13 women at a protest in Khartoum last month by security service personnel is explained by the long history of state-sanctioned sexual violence as tool to suppress those fighting for state transformation, writes Wini Omer.
Opinion: The partnership between civilian forces and the Sudanese military was a mistake, argues Sudanese activist Wini Omer. After two years of sleeping with the enemy that led to the military coup, it's time for returning to the barricades.
