it has been more than seven washs since omar bashir overthrown after protests against his rule. were high. havees of mismanagement left the economy in ruins. he was takenere that to the sudanese capital. he is still waiting for the chchanges he and his workers brought about. >>>> some earners little as 26 u.s. dollars a month. a countryay worker in where the railways have been left to rot. in december, he was among the first to take to the streets. it would take another four months to topple omar al-bashir before they agreed to a power-sharing deal. want to revive the train network. protesters are determined to have their way. are organizing projects. we want young people to learn how to run the institutions. we have to rely on them. they made the revolution happen. for the a tall orderr prime minister. decades of mismanagement coupled with sanctions have ruined the economy. the majority of the people are hopeful the e revolution will br fruit in the future. theisney hit gold with sequel to frozen. its opening in weekend. it is the third-highest opening of an animated film ever

stands government has approved a law to dismantle diversion am a former president omar al bashir the country's prime minister says the decision was not an act of revenge but aimed at preserving the dignity of the sudanese people have been morgan reports from khartoum. it was once the dominant party in sudan ruling the country for more than 25 years now more than 6 months after its head leader was ousted sudan's transitional government has announced that the former ruling party will be dismantled. yet the the more dismantles the national congress party and seizes its assets money and properties and gives it to the government's minister of finance a committee will be formed to ensure that any organization association institution union company partnership that has links to the former ruling party will be dismantled. the national congress party came to power in 1992 a few years after it had already bashir overthrew a democratically elected government in 1989 the coup was carried out under the name of the national islamic front bashir went on to create the national congress party that rul

from doha also coming up today and approves a logical dismantle any trace of former president omar al bashir is regime. or chaos in iraq security forces opened fire on crowds in the south as anti-government protests intensify. the death toll rises to at least 46 deadly earthquake hits new tremors are reported. president has announced face talks have resumed what the afghan taliban the news came during a surprise visit to afghanistan airbase where he met with present and u.s. soldiers stationed there has more. the u.s. commander in chief celebrates thanksgiving with troops a dog room air base in afghanistan a tradition going back to the start of the conflict against the taliban in 2001 but after 18 years it's a war washington is struggling to finish and donald trump says he's lies in the hands of the taliban the taliban wants to make a deal we'll see if they want to make a deal it's going to be a real deal but we'll see but they want to make a deal and they only want to me. you know because you're doing a great job but you know it was they want to make you trouble announced for the 1st time t

doha also coming up so down approves a lot to completely dismantle any trace of former president omar al bashir his regime. more chaos in iraq security forces opened fire on crowds in the south as anti-government protests intensified. 13 years after the worst disaster in british sporting history a former police chief was found not guilty of the deaths of $95.00 football. donald trump has announced peace talks have resumed with the afghan taliban the news came as the u.s. president made a surprise visit to afghanistan's background airbase where he met president ashraf ghani and u.s. soldiers stationed in september declared top of the taliban dead after a deal was reached in principle to pull u.s. troops in afghanistan. the taliban wants to make a deal we'll see if they want to make a deal is going to be a real deal but we'll see but they want to make a deal and then they want to make you feel his you're doing a great job that's the only news that i want to make of you so i want to thank you and i want to thank the afghan soldiers. and jordan joins us live now from washington d.c. ross so this is

cabinets plans to degree a decree nullifying the public order law set in place by former president omar bashir thousands of women were folks in public for when introduces going out with scarves or wearing indecent clothing or him organise in khartoum she explains how the new law will make a difference to women the public order act was an act that was introduced in the mid ninety's by the former government now most of the people incidentally that as an act to regulate society it dictated how men should wear how women should wear where women should be seated seated in public transportation basically people feel like it was oppressing the freedom and the movement and the lifestyle of people here in sudan and that's something that local and international rights groups have said repeatedly they say that the laws under the act of the public order law made it very hard for people to be themselves women were not allowed to be out in public very late and very late was open to interpretation depending on the security agents it had its own moral police advice police that regulated and went around society

the cabinet passed a decree nullifying the public order law set in place by former president omar al bashir. a former u.k. police chief has been cleared of the man slaughter of 95 level fans some 30 years ago david i can feel commanded the 1989 f.a. cup semifinal at hillsborough stadium in sheffield where the fans were crushed to death it remains the worst disaster in british sporting history the fokker has this report such as i was there for the f.a. cup match between liverpool and not even forrest at sheffield wednesday skills her ground had started on time but outside the stadium the 1st signs of disaster a boy lifted clear from the crowd still waiting to get. inside the ground behind one of the goals horrific events were unfolding thousands of liverpool fans were being crushed behind high anti-riot fences commons at the time. police and players struggle to comprehend what was happening. years of investigations have given a detailed picture of the day a major inquiry blamed a breakdown in policing including a failure to delay the game and a decision to open gates that allowed fans to sur

so dan approves a law to completely dismantle any trace of former president omar bashir his regime . more chaos in iraq security forces opened fire on crowds in the south as anti-government protests intensify. and europe's space agency unveils plans to discover new secrets about the red planet. welcome to the program u.s. president donald trump has announced peace talks have resumed with the afghan taliban the news came as the u.s. president made a surprise visit to afghanistan's bad field where he met with president ashraf ghani and u.s. soldiers stationed there in september trump declared talks with the taliban dead after a deal was reached in principle to pull u.s. troops from afghanistan the taliban wants to make a deal we'll see if they want to make a deal it's going to be a real deal but we'll see but they want to make a deal and they only want to make a deal because you do integrate the chillers they want to make it so i want to thank you and i want to thank the afghan soldiers. well rosen jordan joins us live now from washington d.c. so this is president trump's 1st trip to a

sudan's transitional government has dismantled former president omar bashir is party which was a main demand by the protesters the cabinet has also scrapped a controversial public order role that had severely curtailed women's rights iraq's top shia cleric has condemned the use of lethal force against protesters after more than 50 people were killed across the country on thursday a curfew has now been lifted in nasiriyah for families to hold funerals but there's been more violence there on friday when security forces fired on protesters trying to torch the police headquarters the u.n. has called for an investigation and iraq's government has ordered an inquiry into the deaths the protests began in early october mohammed is in baghdad the grand ayatollah ali sistani is the top shia cleric here in iraq he said that while he urged protesters to stay peaceful and to reject violent acts he also says that the country must not descend into civil strife or tyranny and he also demanded that parliament act with more resolution and in a quicker manner to try to solve the crisis here look time an

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sudan's transitional government approves a law to dissolve omar al bashir his party delivering on the key demands of the protest movement. also ahead a new political era in europe why as a conservative wins the presidential election ending 15 years of leftist. and in sports the calgary flames hockey team denying best stalling a racism investigation at coach bill pate is accused of virtually abusing a player and issuing a misleading apology. top story informal talks have resumed between the afghan taliban and u.s. officials the taliban has told al jazeera that some preliminary meetings have taken place here in doha and could pave the way for the resumption of formal peace talks president trump canceled negotiations in september following the death of a u.s. soldier but on the a short trip to afghanistan he told american troops that he believed the taliban was willing to strike a deal stephanie decker has more. it was a surprise visit and is often the case with president donald trump. rising announcement taliban wants to make a deal and we're meeting with them and we're saying it has to

resumption of formal talks and sudan's transitional government has dismantled former president omar bashir is party which was a main demands of the protesters the cabinet has also scrapped a controversial public order law that had severely curtailed homeless rights the funerals of people killed in protests in eastern democratic republic of congo have been for spawned streeter security concerns crowds have gathered in orchard village demanding that the military leave the area out of rebel groups kill 28 people earlier this week and say the army hasn't done enough to protect them well those are the headlines stay with us and al-jazeera the news continues after earthrise. to cope with our growing population we have tripled our exploitation of natural resources in just 40 years as a result of the vast expansion of mining industrial scale farming fishing and other human activities natural ecosystems have lost nearly half the area and $1000000.00 plant and animal species a facing extinction without the ecological networks which regulate our planet's from cleaning and water to providing food we s

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militias i mean this is what you are seem to be talking about it seems to be worse than it was when omar bashir was in in khartoum and if the united center well i wouldn't you know i wouldn't go so far as that but i do i would but i will say is that south sudan is the youngest country in the united nations and it only came into existence officially in 2011 it broke away its 4th for a 40 year pretty much a 40 year fight for self-determination and ultimately independence during that time and then and finally got its independence with a national referendum reframed of that people voted overwhelmingly for separation and the creation of a of of a new state and. separate from sudan and so. well saddam is large the effort. as opposed to the north which is more more muslim air so the south is more predominantly african and christian and and they very much have a feeling of of of one country unfortunately not long after they after their independence they break down with then some of the structural problems with a society political but also tribal brought about the civil war and spain it's been the civil

killed and 2500000 displaced since fighting erupted in therefore in 2003 so that is former president omar bashir is wanted by the international criminal court for alleged war crimes and crimes against humanity there. 41 refugees and migrants have been found alive in the back of a refrigerated truck in northern greece they were discovered after police stopped the vehicle on the side of a motorway near the city of zante 4 of routine check the migrants who were mostly from afghanistan weren't injured and the refrigeration system had crucially not been turned on the driver was arrested at the scene greece is currently experiencing its biggest resurgence of refugee arrivals since 2 $1015.00 and the venice is famous gondoliers have been swapping their uniforms for wet suits for a night time dive in the city's kamau it's all part of an initiative to clear up the iconic waterways which are up to sri meters deep and are often used as dumping grounds by both tourists and locals the operation took place at night when the canals were quieter items recovered included a computer a cassette player member those

sudan's transitional government is approved to dismantle the regime of former president omar bashir and dissolve his national congress party the country's prime minister says the move preserves the dignity of the sudanese people. at least 33 people reported to have been killed after security forces opened fire on anti-government protests in iraq's southern city to syria 11 people have been killed in the city or not just. to set fire to the rain in concert on wednesday. pro-democracy activists in hong kong calling on world leaders to follow the u.s. after president donald trump signed a bill supporting human rights in the semi autonomous chinese territory the law allows washington to sanction chinese and hong kong officials guilty of human rights abuses beijing is accused of sinister intentions and has vowed to respond so the clock has more. in central hong kong they gathered to say thank you to the united states president donald trump signed into law the hong kong human rights and democracy act on wednesday the pro-democracy protesters embraced it as a sign of support i think is a good

condemned by human rights groups the law was enacted during the 30 year tenure of the ousted president omar bashir the legislation punished women for quote in incident and immoral acts leading to should be a pardon indecent immoral act steam to women being fined flaunt and even jailed for wearing indecent clothing or drinking alcohol even morgan has more from khartoum on how the law made women feel as if they were being dictated to. the public order act was an act that was introduced in the mid ninety's by the former government now most of the people inside them viewed that as an act to regulate society it dictated how men should wear how women should wear where women should be seated seated in public transportation basically people feel like it was oppressing the freedom and the movement and the lifestyle of people here in sudan and that's something that local and international rights groups have said repeatedly they say that the laws under the act of the public order law made it very hard for people to be themselves women were not allowed to be out in public very late and very late was open to i

saddam's former president omar al bashir has been in court facing charges of possessing illicit foreign currency and corruption bashir has admitted receiving millions of dollars from saudi arabia that says he didn't use it for private purposes police discovered foreign and domestic currency stockpiled at his home off to his arrest but he was forced from office and april after months of anti-government protests have been morgan has the latest from. the corruption trial against sudan's also president obama is in its 3rd month on the mind the session on saturday the defense team presented the general as the main witness now the auditor general was supposed to testify during the past 3 hearings but because he was out of town he has testified today and the judge has accepted his excuse of being out of town and agreed to listen to him this saturday now the defense team is also saying that the media has been trying to sway public opinion people on the streets have been saying that the president is not facing the real charges which he should face which are work crimes and crimes against humanit

president omar al bashir one of the kids. how i welcome to another look at the international forecast not too much to report on the weather across china at the moment little bit of cloud into the central areas thickening up over the next day could produce a little bit apache right perhaps some snow there on the northern flank as we go through saturday pushing his way i was towards the eastern side of the country to the south of that is 5 and dry temperatures in hong kong getting up to around 26 yes sheltered from that northeasterly wind which will feed some showers in sioux vietnam but the showers should tense east as we go on through the next day or so meanwhile will they stay when bringing plenty of showers across the southern tip of india just around the peninsula pushing down towards frank a lot social class showing up here as you can see and some really heavy downpours on the cards as we go on through saturday commonality much see some flooding could see some flooding to the risk of landslides there into stryker on sas t

improve the situation for all women their rights were severely restricted after former leader omar al bashir came to power in a coup backed by islamists 1989. so limit sharif has a government committee set up to combat violence against women. and then i'll begin when we have a lot of systemic violence against women aimed at limiting their participation in political and social life. and we have laws that encourage violence against women. you're in forces commit violence against women and not criminals. but whatever the new sydney's government decides to cook up to rectify past wrongs it's already too late for some women. and. donna was flogged 9 years that got it for allegedly drinking alcohol she's still too afraid to reveal her real identity. and was going to see the judge had a paris no problem with being shipped with the way i leaked. he even said we as the most have been in power for more than 20 years and there are still girls who like this. abdalla is still traumatized by her experience. she's now a feminist activist and as such she's trying to redress the balance between the sexes and

mantling of the islamist national congress party was a key demand the protest movement which ousted omar al bashir in april authorities also a scrapped public order used to regulate women's spayed. or china has reacted angrily to president from supreme will of measures of backing pro-democracy activists in hong kong beijing says it will take quote firm countermeasures against the u.s. if it continues to meddle in domestic affairs. u.s. legislation mandates an annual review of the favorable trade status it grants hong kong the pro-democracy camp has warmly welcomed the move celebrating what it called a major boost to its push for more local political control and more autonomy from china. did have used church and joins us now from hong kong david cherry can you tell us is there any indication of how china might respond to the u.s. decision on hong kong. so yesterday after the foreign ministry of china responded to trump's decision to pass the feel for the other offices also each a similar statement accusing the u.s. of being the culprits of instability in hong kong and also said that the us is inter

the authorities in sudan dissolve the party of the ousted president omar al bashir one of the key demands of the protest movement. taking action against climate change a new round of global protests kickoff ahead of the un climate conference. ok a breaking story for you this half hour iraq's prime minister abdullah abdullah marked he says he'll resign in the face of the growing protests against his government's mr abdul mahdi who took charge last year says he will submit his resignation to parliament his decision comes after iraq's top shia cleric the grand ayatollah ali al sistani called for a change of leadership protesters who've been calling for political change in iraq have begun celebrating well in 400 people have died in 2 months of antigovernment protests in a statement he said i'll submit my resignation to the house of representatives in order for the council to. it's options may gold protect iraq and its people live to baghdad and correspondent mohamed jump to mohammed are we any clearer on when he might actually do this then. peter no clarity yet on that point and it's somethin

sudan's government has approved a law to dismantle the regime of former president omar al bashir the country's prime minister says the decision was not an act of revenge but aimed at preserving what he calls the dignity of the sudanese people the law was passed during a joint meeting of the sovereign council and cabinet share was removed from office back in april after months of anti-government protests iraqi security forces have killed at least 33 protesters in the city of nasiriyah as anti-government demonstrations are intensifying earlier the army dispatched commanders to provinces with instructions to restore order more than 350000 people have remained displaced by floods in kenya recovery efforts have been challenged by more heavy rain and landslides and west major roads and bridges have been damaged and of course that makes it difficult to provide humanitarian aid to the areas affected at least 120 people across the country have been killed. dozens of yemenis have been welcomed back home from jail in saudi arabia as part of a prisoner swap 128 men were flown into saunas interna

afghan soldiers so dan's government has approved a law to dismantle the regime of former president omar al bashir the country's prime minister says the decision was not a matter of of the news but aimed at preserving the dignity of the sudanese people bashir was removed from office in april after months of anti-government protests. iraqi security forces have opened fire on crowds in a southern city as anti-government protests worsen at least 33 people are reported dead after the protest in nasiriyah and another 11 deaths in the jeff. on wednesday the iranian consulate in the job was set on fire. death. in at uk a dramatic escalation hundreds of anti-government protesters storming the compound of the iranian consulate late wednesday in the southern city of najaf setting parts of the diplomatic mission on fire replacing an iranian flag with people instead of how to go when the consulate was set on file all the broad police in the job and the security forces started firing and as if we were burning a rock as a whole the riot police fired tear gas canisters intensively on the security forces ranges h

passed a degree at a creamy nullifying the public order law set in place by former president omar al bashir. the police chief in charge of operations journeying a $989.00 british football stadium tragedy has been found not guilty of manslaughter david duncan failed was responsible for the hillsborough stadium in sheffield overcrowding led to a stampede killing 96 liverpool supporters the incidents led to years of inquest and investigation but he was eventually found not guilty that's your up to date stay stay with us here not. i. my name is melody simone t.v. i'm an investigative journalist in brazil. it is a very challenging time to be a journalist right now because of our president's jailable so not. i. i i g. h. i. since taking office in january 2019 president wilson article has consistently many people hated the truth to suit his private cultural business agenda. when brazil's spatial research institute released evidence that deforestation had massively increased also the rubbish his own government's figures hinting at one. of his favorite conspiracy theories. a plot by international n.

a ton of pro-democracy sit in 5 months ago last protests led to the ousting of longtime leader omar bashir and the formation of a transitional government but dozens of people who disappeared during violent clashes with security forces remain unaccounted for. in iraq on thai government protesters have started fires in brock's key road the blazes led to traffic jams in baghdad on sunday morning it was more violence on saturday when security forces killed one protester and wounded more than $200.00 as they try to clear them from tahrir square curfews a failed to stop the unrest us protesters demand jobs and an end to corruption and as demonstrators protested in buying died iraq's prime minister has been meeting his security chiefs. has conditionally agreed to protesters demands that he step down from office promising to leave if a replacement can be found and their protests against the presence of saudi u.a.e. coalition forces on yemen strategic island of cyclotron 100 stage iranian front of the headquarters of a coalition in had debo protesters accuse a coalition of trying to overthrow the l

killed and 2500000 the splays since fighting erupted in darfur in 2003 so that's former president omar bashir is wanted by the international criminal court for alleged war crimes and crimes against humanity there. police in the hong kong canceled their weekly press briefing earlier after journalists staged a protest over actions taken during a chaotic weekend of anti-government demonstrations several reporters arrived wearing helmets with signs reading investigating police brutality and stop police lies the police later held a briefing on social media defending their response to the weekend's protests on saturday police fired the tear gas rubber bullets and water cannon and demonstrators on one of the worst days of violence seen during 5 months of protests . still ahead on the news 6 time formula one world champion lewis hamilton explains what drives is the zaire to keep on winning that's coming up in sport. business updates brought to you by qatar airways going places together. business updates brought to you by qatar airways going places together. with the sport. thank you so much barbara w

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sudan's former president omar al bashir has been in court facing charges of possessing illicit foreign currency and corruption the shield has admitted receiving many ns of dollars from saudi arabia but says he didn't use it for private purposes police in france have fired tear gas to break up protests in paris as the yellow vest movement marks its one year anniversary that have instructions began on the member 17th last year of a rise in fuel prices and cost of living they later turned into anti-government riots that spread across the country chinese soldiers have been sent on to the streets of hong kong for the 1st time since anti-government protests began and may the troops say to help in beijing supporters dismantle a fence and clear road blocks near calhoun tong garrison well those are the headlines on al-jazeera do what stay with us studio b. unscripted is coming up next thank you for watching. there's not much like the street violence sometimes stuff is just pop culture is not innocent coated with all kinds of politics the white mainstream feels that the shift is that they're ner

the authorities in sudan dissolve the parliament of the party rather of the ousted president omar al bashir one of the key demands of the protest movement. and in sports premier league side are still have fired their manager in i am or the spaniard leaves with that same ensuring that worst front of results since 1998. major developments out of iraq this year the prime minister says he's resigning will mark his announcement comes after one of the most violent days since antigovernment protests began 2 months ago more than 50 people were killed on thursday a curfew has been lifted for families to hold funerals the un has called for an investigation and iraq's government has ordered an inquiry into the deaths protests began in early october over demands for jobs and an end to corruption. now in a statement he said i will submit my resignation to the house of representatives in order for the council to consider its options may go put sent to iraq and its people mohammed jump june joins us live from baghdad mohammed just get us right up to date what's the latest. peter as you mentioned that he p

now saddam's former president omar al bashir has been in court facing charges of possessing illicit foreign currency and corruption the shield has received admitted receiving millions of dollars from saudi arabia but says he didn't use it for private purposes the police discover foreign and domestic currencies stock politicians home off to his arrest but it was forced from power and april after months of anti-government protests. u.s. president all trump has been accused of intimidation after he attacked a witness on twitter while she testified at his impeachment hearing. the former u.s. ambassador to ukraine was removed from her post earlier this year how does your castro has moved from capitol hill president trump has said he too busy to watch the impeachment inquiry hearings threatening to end his presidency but he found time friday to catch some of the hearing unfolding on live t.v. and he tweeted about the witness on the stand his former ambassador to ukraine a woman he ousted from the post as we sit here testifying the president is attacking you or twitter. and i'd like to give you a

of the islamist national congress party was a key demand of the protest movement that ousted omar al bashir in april authorities also scrapped an oppressive public order law used to regulate women's behavior. and 3 men have been sentenced to decades in prison for plotting a terror attack in melbourne australia the trio had sworn allegiance to the so-called islamic state they plan to use homemade bombs and knives to attack a busy downtown area during christmas and 2016. china has reacted angrily to president trump's approval of measures backing pro-democracy activists in hong kong beijing says it will take firm countermeasures against the u.s. if it continues to meddle in its domestic affairs new u.s. legislation mandates an annual review of the favorable trade status that it grants hong kong the pro-democracy camp welcome the move celebrating what it's called a major boost to its push for more local political control and more autonomy from china. and we can speak to correspondent sherry chan she is in hong kong for us hi cherry have there been any updates on china's response to this u.s. le

dismantling of the islamist national party congress was a key demand of the protest movement was ousted omar al bashir in april. the former prime minister of japan yes a hero in office only has died at the age of 101 serving from 1902 to 1987 he presided over the country at the pinnacle of its economic power nakasone is credited with strengthening japan's ties with the u.s. . while pressure on maltese government is increasing over the slow investigation into the murder of journalist. believe. the prime minister held an emergency cabinet meeting last night that went on for about 7 hours angry protesters gathering outside his office at that time over what they say is a government cover up. earlier this week his former chief of staff he's trembly was arrested by police over alleged links to this case and was later released without charge among the protestors last night was the son of dr. who is himself an investigative journalist and we're here because even though there is rock solid evidence that the prime minister she forced off is probably the biggest criminals of this country has ever seen the police

killed by the previous regime more than 200 people died during the demonstrations that forced omar al bashir out of office last april. the u.k.'s prime minister boris johnson has visited the site of a knife attack in london where 2 people were killed on friday police identified the attacker as was man can he was convicted of terror related offenses in 2012 and released early from prison catherine stansell reports. british prime minister porus johnson. visiting the scene of the attack the pay tribute to those who died and the bravery of those who overpowered the man suspected of stopping several people in central london to pay tribute to the incredible response that they were on the scene in 4 minutes the the terrorist the silent was was tackled. within 5 minutes quite incredible response by the police oh also i want to pay tribute again as i think the whole country's to the sheer bravery of those members of the public who went to deal with him spontaneously putting their own lives at risk dramatic new video shows bystanders as they take down the attacker they use a whale tusk and a fire exti

sudan after over 3 decades of ruthless domination and months of protests the sudanese dictator omar al bashir was ousted by the country's military following continued bloodshed the military council and opposition forces for freedom movement signed an agreement regulating the division of power between military and civilian authority the 1st democratic elections are to be held within 3 years is it the military that decides success or failure of a revolution. think important question another record a core question that is related to the young us us wanting a little bit ideas are very broad questions are to give you how do you how do you best move from anger and despair to sustained constructive change. i get that that's the that's the $1000000.00 question though in a way right i mean that's the holy grail of transition studies. that's no guarantee for success but those cases that have proven successful transitional countries to make their way towards democratization or to more open and more liberal systems of society or post conflict countries such as lebanon or iraq. dialogue basically and roun

role in sudan's revolution they helped organize the protests that toppled the longtime president omar and bashir and since a transitional government was formed in august the committees have taken a new role that's not being welcomed by everyone happy morgan has more from khartoum for several weeks i am hamad and his friends have been working to renovate huts me a primary school in the north of how to not because the construction workers and painters they are part of the huts me resistance committee and for the past few months they've been improving services in the districts they've grown up and. as part of the district resistance committee we've been focused on making sure that the district has proper services the government can handle all the tasks it has inherited from the former regime and we are responsible for rehabilitating the school and we did it. but that's mere existence comics he is one of dozens created in january soon after the start of sudan's revolution they were formed across the country to counter what were known as popular districts comments he's made up of those loyal to the g