i'm joined now by the author of that report abdul karim just as actually just returned from sudan you know just looking at that nothing your report she is adamant she wants justice for the protesters camped outside the military headquarters it's just over a month now one wonders how long can they keep this up i think they will stay as long as possible the 2 there is a civilian transitional council because for. one once in a life thing you know especially the younger generation for 30 years they don't know any other president dictator. here and now he's not there anymore so it's their chance to make something out of their lives you know it's a person of thing the way when we when we should when we saw the mother it's personal for her but even the protesters they didn't maybe lose a brother or a sister or a son but it's something personal they are looking for freedom they have they have they are seeking for being the ones who they want to be to have jobs that there is no corruption so i think they will stay at the sit in area as long as possible and i think they are very serious about i

s jeff are abdul karim made a group of women in khartoum who told him how the protests have affected them and their fam. the women who live in the alba the district of khartoum in sudan are overjoyed the regime has finally been overthrown their sons helped accomplish this even though they risked being beaten up each time they went to demonstrations lignite is the mother of three sons who took part in the moment life swear to god if tortured and beat our children not to learn how you. live now invites us into her house one of her sons greats us the others are striking in front of the army's headquarters they want the old regime to disappear security forces were regularly sent to randomly search houses in their districts without any regard to their privacy. now as they came in here and looked under the beds i said no one's hiding under there then they went into the kitchen in the bathroom why they were looking for rebels. the bullet holes document the violence the security forces use in this district. according to people who live here they detained protesters in this bus and interrogat