heart of the sit in in front of the army headquarters in the days leading up to the removal of ahmed al bashir in april this clinic was at the front lines of the violence. there were people coming in with all kinds of gunshot wounds head wounds i were leg wounds and all of the body that were just randomly shooting people even had sniper when most. doctors themselves were also targeted by other shooters regime. i don't know why because this video taken on new year's eve shows 4 doctors being arrested by the military on the street in front of a hospital in what to. call the doctor said that he says it's because doctors have historically been at the forefront of organizing strikes and protests against the regime. no matter how many times doctors were attacked they stayed in the hospitals this was very annoying for their own bashir regime that's why they tried everything they could against us and arrested us i took part in demonstrations and matches but i never did say i was a doctor it was dangerous. despite the violence dr drew doesn't believe retribution is the way forward for sudan and this is

under pressure to give up control of sudan almost a month after it ousted the former president ahmed al bashir had been in charge for nearly thirty years. well in our estimate there document represents a genuine will towards finding an exit for the country that will lead to democracy stability and freedom and justice. we agree with regard to the general structure of the form of government to lead a transitional period based on the sovereign council will executive under the judiciary in addition to other complementary struck just wanna have a look at what the opposition coalition is proposing as its vision of the transition to civilian rule and it documented submitted to the military it said it wants the four year transitional period it wants a presidential sovereign council made up with a civilian majority which would also include an executive council headed by a prime minister the legislative assembly or parliament would be made of between one hundred twenty one hundred sixty members and they want forty percent of those to be women so that is what the opposition wants finally story an indepen