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The East African nation of Sudan has been rocked by near-weekly protests since a coup on 25 October up-ended its fragile transition to democracy. More than 100 protestors have been killed to date and while the coup leader, General Abdel Fattah al-Burhan, has said the army will withdraw from ongoing political talks and allow political and revolutionary groups to form a civilian transitional government, many people are skeptical.

Hajooj Kuka is a film director and activist in Khartoum. He told Newsday that the protests will continue 鈥渦ntil we鈥檙e where we can get exactly what we want... what we are actually asking for is for him to stand down鈥� and to stand trial鈥�.

(Picture: Sudanese anti-coup protesters takes cover from tear gas fired by security forces amid clashes in the Khartoum Bahri (North) twin city of the Sudanese capital on June 30, 2022. Credit: AFP via Getty Images)