Sudan security fires tear gas as anti-coup campaign starts
The Hindu
A group of teachers have started an anti-coup rally at the start of a two-day civil disobedience call against last month’s military takeover.
Sudanese security forces on Sunday fired tear gas at an anti-coup rally by a group of teacher at the start of a two-day civil disobedience call against .
Dozens of teachers carried banners reading "no, no to military rule" and called for a transition to "full civilian rule" at a rally outside the education ministry in the capital Khartoum.
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