Sudan: second anti-crime march in Khartoum dispersed by force

(ANSA) - ROME, NOVEMBER 07 - Sudanese security forces used tear gas to disperse a second anti-coup demonstration in Khartoum, in the turbulent Bourri district. Witnesses on the spot report it.

    "Protesters gathered in Bourri, east of Khartoum, barricaded the streets and set car tires on fire, shouting slogans against the military government," said one of the protesters, Mosab Abdalla. "The security forces then dispersed the protest with tear gas and began to remove the barricades," he added. Shortly before, another manifestation had been dispersed by force.

    After the dissolution on 25 October by General Abdel Fattah al-Burhane of all the institutions in the country and the arrest of almost all civilians with whom he shared power, numerous demonstrations have taken place in Sudan to date with the death of 14 demonstrators and more than 300 injured, according to pro-democracy doctors.

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