After the attacks the authorities in Khartoum arranged a victory excebition where they showed exquipment, weapons and prisoners from JEM. (Photos: Helga Einarsdottir)
The UN, USA, European Community, Norway and most of Sudan’s neighboring countries (Egypt, Eretria, Libya) condemned the attack. Also most Sudanese political parties, the Umma party, SPLM and Democratic Unionist Party, condemned the attack. The Communist party and other left-leaning parties such as Haq and the Sudan Liberal Party, had a more moderate response to the JEM’s attack on Omudrman.
A number of civil society organizations and high profile Sudanese human right activists have issued statements expressing their concern about the arbitrary arrests according to ethnicity, and warned against the rebel attack being used as a justification for a further limitations on civil liberties that are already hugely restricted in Sudan. Many human rights organizations have expressed their concerns about summary executions and arbitrary arrests of the Darfuri in Khartoum.
After the attacks the authorities in Khartoum arranged a victory excebition where they showed exquipment, weapons and prisoners from JEM. (Photos: Helga Einarsdottir)
The UN, USA, European Community, Norway and most of Sudan’s neighboring countries (Egypt, Eretria, Libya) condemned the attack. Also most Sudanese political parties, the Umma party, SPLM and Democratic Unionist Party, condemned the attack. The Communist party and other left-leaning parties such as Haq and the Sudan Liberal Party, had a more moderate response to the JEM’s attack on Omudrman.
A number of civil society organizations and high profile Sudanese human right activists have issued statements expressing their concern about the arbitrary arrests according to ethnicity, and warned against the rebel attack being used as a justification for a further limitations on civil liberties that are already hugely restricted in Sudan. Many human rights organizations have expressed their concerns about summary executions and arbitrary arrests of the Darfuri in Khartoum.
After the attacks the authorities in Khartoum arranged a victory excebition where they showed exquipment, weapons and prisoners from JEM. (Photos: Helga Einarsdottir)
The UN, USA, European Community, Norway and most of Sudan’s neighboring countries (Egypt, Eretria, Libya) condemned the attack. Also most Sudanese political parties, the Umma party, SPLM and Democratic Unionist Party, condemned the attack. The Communist party and other left-leaning parties such as Haq and the Sudan Liberal Party, had a more moderate response to the JEM’s attack on Omudrman.
A number of civil society organizations and high profile Sudanese human right activists have issued statements expressing their concern about the arbitrary arrests according to ethnicity, and warned against the rebel attack being used as a justification for a further limitations on civil liberties that are already hugely restricted in Sudan. Many human rights organizations have expressed their concerns about summary executions and arbitrary arrests of the Darfuri in Khartoum.
(Photos: Helga Einarsdottir)
The effects of the attack have more or less disappaired as Khartoum has now returned to full normality again.