For two decades, the totalitarian Al Inqaz regime has dominated the increasingly desperate people of Sudan. In its blood thirsty abuse of power, this regime has polarized tribes and races, undermining the fragile social fabric of Sudanese life.
Often resorting to harassment and brutality, security forces have been the regime’s favorite means of enforcing the government’s will. Sudan’s human rights record, both nationally and internationally, demonstrates this type of policy. (more…)
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Sand Storms & Surging Seas 