Activists who regularly organize online or live live images of their parades are deprived of access to social networks Saturday.
Le Monde with AFP
The opponents of the junta in Sudan continue to challenge the putschists. They called for a new demonstration Saturday, December 25 in Khartoum, where the security forces quadrilled the capital and block the bridges connecting it to its suburbs.
The mobile internet is no longer accessible. Activists who regularly organize online or broadcast images of their parades, will be deprived of access to social networks, a technique already used for nearly a month by General Abdel Fattah Al-Bourhane, head of the authorities of transition, since its coup d’état of October 25th.
On the eve of this new mobilization placed under the slogans “No negotiation” with the army and “military at the barracks!”, Khartoum’s governorate warned: all the bridges on the Nile were closed Friday evening and security forces “will take care of those who contravene the law and create chaos”.
48 demonstrators killed
In his statement, he warns that “approaching or attacking strategic sovereignty buildings is punished by the law,” whereas every event the first clashes, where the police Drawn tear and real bullet grenades, took place in front of Parliament, the presidential palace or the HQ of the army.
Since October 25, 48 protesters have been killed in the repression of a popular movement that has obtained from the Army in 2019 the limogear of the Dictator Omar Al-Bachir and hear, from now on, ending with the military. .
In appearance, after his putsch denounced by the whole world or almost, General Bourhane restored the Civil Prime Minister, Abdallah Hamdok, but Sudan still has no government, condition sine qua non at the recovery of the International aid, vital for this country, one of the poorest in the world.